First of all, I would like to thank you guys for the support. Thanks to your input I am at the point of doing some basic tweecs.
My first goal is to get a solid idle. Right now my idle is surging and I do not like!
I have a made a file that includes all of the basic modifications: MAF function, Injectors slopes, breakpoint, MIN pulse width, no smog, no egr, set idle to 800.
I have not changed the injector vs battery offset function yet. I hope this is not to crucial for now. I also have not changed the throttle body scalar. By the way, my version of cal edit show that the units for this number is in kg/hr I have read on ways to calculate this number which include a unit conversion. I assume this is due to prior versions of cal edit.
Now I am going to tell you plan for idle adjustment and would like for you guys to poke holes in my method.
Once I write the file to tweecer I will start her up. If idle is surging I am going to adjust the duty cycle of the ISC to be 30-40% if it is not there. I will do this by adjusting the bleed screw. I will also make sure the tps is not out of wack.
If the ACT is going nuts like it has been, would this contribute to a surging idle?
On another note: should I try to get rid of the surging before I even try to tweec? This seems like the more logical approach, I just do not know which best.
Thanks:SNSign:
My first goal is to get a solid idle. Right now my idle is surging and I do not like!
I have a made a file that includes all of the basic modifications: MAF function, Injectors slopes, breakpoint, MIN pulse width, no smog, no egr, set idle to 800.
I have not changed the injector vs battery offset function yet. I hope this is not to crucial for now. I also have not changed the throttle body scalar. By the way, my version of cal edit show that the units for this number is in kg/hr I have read on ways to calculate this number which include a unit conversion. I assume this is due to prior versions of cal edit.
Now I am going to tell you plan for idle adjustment and would like for you guys to poke holes in my method.
Once I write the file to tweecer I will start her up. If idle is surging I am going to adjust the duty cycle of the ISC to be 30-40% if it is not there. I will do this by adjusting the bleed screw. I will also make sure the tps is not out of wack.
If the ACT is going nuts like it has been, would this contribute to a surging idle?
On another note: should I try to get rid of the surging before I even try to tweec? This seems like the more logical approach, I just do not know which best.
Thanks:SNSign: