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10-30-2014, 08:56 AM | #15 | |
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He also ran leaded race gas for a few thousand K i think, or maybee a few time during the first 3000k. My suggestion is just use E85 and an E85 tune. Not E100 or 99.7% ethanol with an E90 tune... not gonna work out very well. Either that or explain you are using pure ethanol, send them logs, and ask them to modify the tune.
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diodelphi or mid_life_crisis? I would be surprised if 20% E caused that lean a mixture. E100 - with a stock tune - definitely. In which case... SMH... from the context above, I thought he was tuned for E70 already. The AF correction limits can only do so much, and you would have to be pushing probably 40% to 45% more pulsewidth for E100.
Agreed on the approach - basically I would get it tuned for a known steady state level of E, and then add a flex fuel sensor into the mix so that he has the flexibility of throwing in gas occasionally, and not worrying what the exact mixture is. I still wouldn't run pure ethanol... Bottom line is you have to tune for ethanol, otherwise there's no point. |
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I prefer do not use it. |
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map1: E100 map2: E90 map3: E80 map4: E70 I tested all maps with all ethanol mix ratio. result was the same. my car fuel consumption after before tuning had no change. this log is 90% ethanol with my Map2. http://www.datazap.me/u/toyota86ir/e...4?log=0&data=5 http://www.datazap.me/u/toyota86ir/t...og=0&data=5-29 engine do not work optimum. if o2 sensor work 80% or damaged why my car before tune was ok, it was not lean with pump gas. I'm not ecutek tuner but i think tuning fule table and inigtion should not be hard for a tuner. I wonder why the result is bad. |
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tomorow i return to stock map and check o2 sensor with my friend.
i will upload it's log file , i'm sure o2 sensor is ok but maybe maybe catalyst converter be alittle damaged. |
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I don't believe that E70 will give you the same fuel economy as E100. Gasoline has a higher energy density than ethanol. You are pretty brave @Diopelphi.... Keep the corrosion issues that I brought up earlier in your mind.
If your cat is damaged, I would imagine you are running too rich. |
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however i suspect the o2 sensors will be no good after leaded fuel used. |
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I will replace o2 sensor and log with pump gas then will go for E85 with my tuner my tuner is so busy , i hope to get top result |
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this is my Stock Toyota 86 after go back to factory OEM ECU without tune
Stock ecu fuel E15 Gear 3 Smooth acceleration: http://www.datazap.me/u/toyota86ir/t...0?log=0&data=5 WOT: http://www.datazap.me/u/toyota86ir/s...o?log=0&data=5 now car is so much lively , lifelike , rich and fun to drive it seems both o2 sensors are ok plus cat do you have any ide? |
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