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Compelica 02-16-2021 09:22 AM

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Originally Posted by steve99 (Post 3406995)
Hmm thats interesting.


The ecu can work out misfire by measuring the acceleration of the crankshaft after each cylinder fires, no acceleration it assumes misfire.


Im wondering how it would work out the learning for individual cylinder port and direct injectors since it only has one 02 sensor measuring comosite of all cylinders on a stock header but on many aftermarket its in one cylinder runner.

I realize I'm wasn't clear on my initial post, I have updated it.

The boxes from left to right are referring to the RPM ranges. In Techstream they are labelled Idle, Low, Medium and High. As I was doing only city driving at that time the low and medium values updated themselves after a few minutes which seems to correspond the trim learning at those ranges.

Kodename47 02-16-2021 09:26 AM

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Originally Posted by steve99 (Post 3406995)
Im wondering how it would work out the learning for individual cylinder port and direct injectors

The obvious one would be by injector ratio split

steve99 02-16-2021 05:03 PM

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Originally Posted by Kodename47 (Post 3407011)
The obvious one would be by injector ratio split


How would ecu know individual cylinder correction's with only one AFR sensor , could understand if it had one per cylinder


If its overall fuel correction can see how it would work.

Kodename47 02-16-2021 07:24 PM

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Originally Posted by steve99 (Post 3407123)
How would ecu know individual cylinder correction's with only one AFR sensor , could understand if it had one per cylinder

It's the LTFT RPM ranges, not cylinder.

steve99 02-17-2021 06:55 PM

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Originally Posted by Kodename47 (Post 3407156)
It's the LTFT RPM ranges, not cylinder.

ok that makes more sense then

Collin Long 09-06-2021 11:08 PM

K&N Intake MAF Scaling out there?
 
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Originally Posted by Dom_J (Post 3321947)
There's really not a MAF rescale out here for the injen short ram intake anywhere or a directory on the front page of this guide? This VGI tool is being difficult. I can't even copy/paste the results into RomRaider from the logs.

EDIT:

MAF scales for INJEN and TRD image attached but it'd probably be quicker to use the VGI tool than to hand jam these numbers. Can't attach excel files




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Will the INJEN MAF scale work on a K&N typhoon CAI?

EDIT: just put the stock airbox back in I'm not trying to mess with the MAF scaling or any of that plus intakes do little to nothing...

15WhiteFRS 02-14-2022 04:06 PM

Can I just manually enter in the maf scaling values from perrin in romraider since I cannot get the tool to work?

tomm.brz 02-14-2022 04:59 PM

yes

15WhiteFRS 02-14-2022 05:11 PM

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Originally Posted by tomm.brz (Post 3504647)
yes

So I just change both the volts and the grams?

Edit. I see the volts are the same.


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