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Old 12-19-2016, 06:05 PM   #1443
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Im just refining my e85 tune (actually using eflex e70ish relatively consistent) and am slightly confused where the car has -6 LTFT but shows the afr is lean in relation to commanded afr. Fuel trims are pretty good most of the time but spike to a supposed rich -8% at times probably due to my maf scale and myself trying to keep it perfectly smooth. actual AFR is 15.7 with commanded being 14.6 with the negative spikes, though on most of the log its ok

I'm using Waynos v111.2 e85 stage 2 tune with my scaled maf (trims used to get to -13% with the supplied maf)

Let me know what you guys think
You are on E70. It's supposed to be -13%.
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So I should be leaving it to run that rich since no eflex sensor?

I've been filling from the same station for 2 years and its been really consistent. Its been causing Fine Block corrections upto 1.4 degrees due to the rich condition (I know this cause its leaner now and has much less severe FBKC) and idle has the slight hesitation sometimes.

My intentions were to get it fine tuned for my station but still be slightly rich for safety in case.

Still unsure as to why it reads -6% LTFT when its clearly running leaner than Commanded AFR in some instances

Edit: If e85 consumes 30% more fuel than e0 then e70 would consume 24.7% more than e0. 5.3% would be the fueling error if I put e70 in a perfectly scaled e85 tune. Im guessing this is how it goes

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Still unsure as to why it reads -6% LTFT when its clearly running leaner than Commanded AFR in some instances
In open loop? If so, do I need to elaborate?
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Old 12-20-2016, 07:09 PM   #1446
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In open loop? If so, do I need to elaborate?
nah its in closed loop around 1.5-2000 rpm (1.35-1.6 vmaf)

Sorry for not putting it through datazap. It doesn't happen all the time but every time the fuel trims go negative whack, it reads lean. all other tables in tune are exact v111.2 including o2 sensor scaling

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nah its in closed loop around 1.5-2000 rpm (1.35-1.6 vmaf)

Sorry for not putting it through datazap. It doesn't happen all the time but every time the fuel trims go negative whack, it reads lean. all other tables in tune are exact v111.2 including o2 sensor scaling




check your closed loop AFR tables A and
B make sure their are negative values in all cells . Positive or zero values cause weird issues. As its an offset of 14.7, its strange your target afr is leaner than 14.7, usually the ecu wont do that.


unless its a logging issue
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check your closed loop AFR tables A and
B make sure their are negative values in all cells . Positive or zero values cause weird issues. As its an offset of 14.7, its strange your target afr is leaner than 14.7, usually the ecu wont do that.


unless its a logging issue
Thanks steve, I've attached the flashed rom and a log. Everything seems to be in check. CL fuel target (load) are all negative though (ECT) tables do have zeros in them.

Its all logged through tactrix using supplied txt file but some parameters were removed for faster refresh times. I've updated the file now so I'll find out pretty soon if logging was an issue
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1. Don't waste everyone's time on logs taken before the car is even remotely warm.
2. There's no such thing as lean in closed loop, particularly not at what you're showing is idle, and especially not while the car is in cat warm up mode.
3. See 1. Why do you think I specify oil temp must be logged.
4. E85 is nowhere near 30% more than E0. It's closer to (or greater than) 40% more. It's just the yanks that don't bother to baseline anything as E0 and confuse the rest of the world by comparing E85 to E8-15.
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1. Don't waste everyone's time on logs taken before the car is even remotely warm.
2. There's no such thing as lean in closed loop, particularly not at what you're showing is idle, and especially not while the car is in cat warm up mode.
3. See 1. Why do you think I specify oil temp must be logged.
4. E85 is nowhere near 30% more than E0. It's closer to (or greater than) 40% more. It's just the yanks that don't bother to baseline anything as E0 and confuse the rest of the world by comparing E85 to E8-15.
Wayne,

I can't emphasise how much respect I have for your contributions you've made to this platform particularly in the software aspect of cars where most of us wouldn't dare venture into; I just wish the information was delivered in a less aggressive tone.

If I was asking "does the brz seat fit on frs", sure I'll accept being roasted. But this stuff most of us aren't particularly knowledgeable about with very limited information available online to leech off.

You're Right about point 1 where the car wasn't warm in the log screenshot posted earlier. However, I did attach a log along with the tune in my last post from a 30-minute drive that shows that the concern is pretty consistent throughout the entire drive.

[my understanding] [open to discussion] In regards to fueling, If pure ethanol has a stoichiometric ratio of 9:1 and gasoline 14.7:1, E100 would be 38.78% richer, E85 would be 32.96% richer and E70 would be 27.14% richer. Either way, I found it odd how an E85 tune yielded 13% rich on E70.

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Old 12-25-2016, 12:43 AM   #1451
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Merry Christmas/happy holidays forum dwellers.

Some background: I filled up with E85 for the first time a bit over a week ago. I was initially just going test how the car felt, but, I honestly don't think I can go back to the pisswater CA 91.

Anyway, I've been taking it pretty easy to get the fuel trims set. Just filled up my second tank and I would wager my ethanol mix is right around 75% based on the trims. I finally got a decent data logging session when it wasn't raining down here.

Here's the full graph:

http://datazap.me/u/jevenson123/log-...6?log=0&data=1

And the three WOT 3rd gear pulls for those uninterested in socal city driving:

http://datazap.me/u/jevenson123/log-...zoom=4271-4385

http://datazap.me/u/jevenson123/log-...zoom=4831-4937

http://datazap.me/u/jevenson123/log-...zoom=5493-5595

My analysis:

I do have some FLKC at rpm > ~7k. Not enough to drop IAM, but ~1.3-2.6 degrees at times. I probably should pull a touch of timing.

Fuel trims look decent. Not as close to true 85% ethanol as I would like, but it probably won't matter much.

My AFR seems to vary quite a bit from its commanded value during the WOT pulls. A 0.75 difference in some places. Is this normal?


If anyone is interested, I would greatly appreciate feedback on the data and my analysis.

Cheers!

*Edit*

Here's two more WOT pulls for everyone's viewing pleasure.

http://datazap.me/u/jevenson123/log-...zoom=2538-2634

http://datazap.me/u/jevenson123/log-...zoom=3390-3507

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Bump bump.

Here's two more pulls!

http://datazap.me/u/jevenson123/log-...zoom=6311-6435

http://datazap.me/u/jevenson123/log-...zoom=7091-7190

Trims in the CL city driving look very nice. Knock at RPM > 6500 appears negligible at this point. I see some lean spikes at low RPM during WOT pulls though.

I'll keep going until the grenade goes off or somebody tells me otherwise.
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I see some lean spikes at low RPM during WOT pulls though.
It's the transient condition and the delay of the O2 sensor location. As the throttle opens, the sudden increase of air will make it go lean briefly, the O2 just detects this with a delay so appears a few lines later in the logs. You can try and increase tip in fueling a little but to see if it helps.
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Me again.


http://datazap.me/u/jevenson123/log-...7?log=0&data=1


I got around to installing my JDL UEL catless header. I absolutely butchered the secondary O2 sensor threads. I managed to tap & die the threads and really wedged it in there. No leaks that I can tell. I'm also running on E85 w/ OFT. Took this log after learning the trims for a couple weeks. I am actually very pleased with how this turned out.


CL fuel trims dip a bit far in the negative (rich). This appears to be low E% and is probably not an issue.


OL performance looks good. AFR following commanded and knock is minimal.
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1. Don't waste everyone's time on logs taken before the car is even remotely warm.
2. There's no such thing as lean in closed loop, particularly not at what you're showing is idle, and especially not while the car is in cat warm up mode.
3. See 1. Why do you think I specify oil temp must be logged.
4. E85 is nowhere near 30% more than E0. It's closer to (or greater than) 40% more. It's just the yanks that don't bother to baseline anything as E0 and confuse the rest of the world by comparing E85 to E8-15.
Wayno, can you verify, this is a drive home a while back I took on my OFT. E85, UEL, and drop in per Shiv's recommendations. Is the positive correction on the Knock Learned, timing being added due to positive feedback, or is that a long history of bad knock? I will be adding our oil cooler kit this spring along with a bigger pan, but nothing else engine wise unless you say a protune is required.

http://www.datazap.me/u/dogwhistle19...s?log=0&data=1
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Running Stg 2 UEL with 93oct. Stock intake, stock air filter also. @steve99 or @Wayno can chime in? Thanks
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