
how to set decel fuel cut?
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is your throttle plate and TPS sensor calibrated correctly?greasemonkee wrote:The problem I'm seeing is a cyclic leaning action, but too lean to burn properly and smooth. Fuel isn't cut, but not fully engaged - somewhere in between. Strange thing was the injector DC was showing more than what would have been necessary to achieve +19:1 afr. Calvin, I really appreciate you looking into this; I'll drop you a mail.
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Here's the cal + log Please log at Log1(zip file) 13:53 Here you can see, fuel cut flashing on and off.
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Ok your having the bucking issues when above VTEC, I see your problem.. go to 00:39:42.864 in log 1506.. Your map values are spiking from 160 to 212-222 while on the VTEC lobe. You have your Mbar set to 212, so its gonna cut in and out of fuel cut.. You either need to set your fuelcut Mbar to like 230 or so, OR you need to set your VTEC minimum load to 230mbar or higher .. Theres nothing wrong with eCtunes fuel cut in this instance..
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Set your fuelcut mbar to 200 and TPS threshold to 0 and try again..darkb16a1 wrote:Ok, attached is a darkb16a1.zip file. It contains the following files: basemap.cal - my actual basemap fuelcut_minus70.elf - a pull on 3rd gear with no throttle, and with fuel cut set to -70mbar fuelcut_minus70againslightthrottle.elf - a pull on 3rd gear with no throttle at the start and then slight throttle to see how the pressure values change when on slight throttle. again fuelcut set to -70 fuelcut_170_slightthrottle.elf - a pull on 3rd gear with no throttle at the start and then slight throttle, with fuelcut set to 170 mbar. Here you can see that the mbar values at no throttle and very gentle throttle(3-5% of TPS) differ in very small values, and the car starts to pop(a few attempts of fuelcut while being gentle on the throttle). fuelcut_origsettings.elf - a pull done on original values. 200 mbar / 5% TPS. My biggest problem is that I set the mbar values either too high and then the fuelcut comes in play even when being gently ON the throttle, or I set it too low and then it doesn't properly do the fuelcut while not being on the throttle at all.
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