Warmup enrichment question.
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Warmup enrichment question.
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Re: Warmup enrichment question.
Doe the idle stay in the same rpm/kPa bin in the VE table? If not then just tweak the VE bin that the idle at 188 deg is in and drive on. Otherwise, you can change the high temp value for the WUE to 180 and just make it a very small value, (whatever is needed to put you where you want to be), and tune the idle for 188 degrees.
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Re: Warmup enrichment question.
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Re: Warmup enrichment question.
Can you change the RPM values in the VE table to "home in" on the one you idle at, and isloate it?Scottinva wrote:sadly the values stay within the same grouping. My idle VE values are all the same number, so I had some constants when tuning.
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