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  • tkoforpresident
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    well i'm gonna burn the chip and try it out tonite. Anything different i should do on this second datalog???

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  • robertisaar
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    maybe i mistook laziness for stupidity...

    either way, the left hand obviously didn't know what the right hand was doing...

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  • IsaacHayes
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    So with the IAC tables enabled the PCM bypasses the IDLE VE table totally? Wonder why they even bothered putting in data then to the table stock... lol Guess they weren't totally lazy...

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  • tkoforpresident
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    Originally posted by robertisaar View Post
    difference: depends on how far off the VE tables were to begin with... that and since it's not on the road yet, you really won't know.

    you could re-enable it eventually if you wanted to, but mine like it running off of the VE tables, and i also like not having to tune IAC tables... great if you have an emulator, but with EEPROMs, it's a bit of a pain.
    thats true... I haven't even taken it out of the driveway yet...

    I'm with you on the "not having to tune IAC tables", less tuning is OK in my books.

    If it doesn't run so rich at idle this time around, i will be very pleased.

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  • robertisaar
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    difference: depends on how far off the VE tables were to begin with... that and since it's not on the road yet, you really won't know.

    you could re-enable it eventually if you wanted to, but mine like it running off of the VE tables, and i also like not having to tune IAC tables... great if you have an emulator, but with EEPROMs, it's a bit of a pain.

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  • tkoforpresident
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    Originally posted by robertisaar View Post
    taking the IAC out now removes having to determine wether the ECU was determining fuel through the IAC tables of the VE tables while at idle...
    ok cool. Will i ever want to reinable that flag again or can i just leave it unchecked from here on out and just run my idle off of my VE idle?

    I'm done with my VE tables for the first time!! many more to come i'm sure...

    woot.


    I'll save the .bin, burn my chip, then be datalogging again hopefully later on in the week.

    As far as ya'lls experience is concerened, is there ususally a marked difference (hopefully for the better) after the first VE tune is completed?

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  • robertisaar
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    Sil wrote the really expansive DF XDF, it's in there, just with a different name...

    1 = CALCULATE 'BPW AT IDLE' AS FUNCTION OF AIRFLO

    is what it gets referred to there, but rename it if you feel necessary

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  • IsaacHayes
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    Does $DF lack that flag? I did a quick look and didn't see it.

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  • robertisaar
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    taking the IAC out now removes having to determine wether the ECU was determining fuel through the IAC tables of the VE tables while at idle...

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  • tkoforpresident
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    thanks for verifying. Can you tell me again why its a good thing that we are taking the IAC out of the idle equation?

    btw, finishing my VE tables as we speak.

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  • robertisaar
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    right flag. why would they do it? you can have a decent idle running richer than stoich, but once you start going above that, misfires and stalling can happen...

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  • tkoforpresident
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    before i do something detrimental to my tune by "unchecking" the idle fuel flag for the IAC. can you just verify that this is the correct box?





    I'm almost certain thats it, i just want to double check.

    btw, some of the idle vs. main VE table values are waay different. (idle is more rich) why would GM make it that much richer at idle???
    Last edited by tkoforpresident; 12-01-2009, 09:12 PM.

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  • tkoforpresident
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    lol don't sweat it. this thread is 30+ pages long already

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  • robertisaar
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    Originally posted by tkoforpresident View Post
    what do we expect from GM??
    half-assed effort on cheaper vehicles and more foolproof work on expensive ones....

    but at least they made it fairly easy for us to fix their mistakes.

    EDIT: WTF? i posteed, it didn't show up, post something different, they BOTH show up...

    for future reference, how do we delete our own posts?
    Last edited by robertisaar; 12-01-2009, 04:31 PM.

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  • robertisaar
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    Originally posted by tkoforpresident View Post
    what do we expect from GM??
    depends on the vehicle

    anything related to the higher end cars usually is more foolproof... but when you get to cheaper stuff, it's like they purposelly messed things up...

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