CALC AIRFLOW - P1514 error and REP mode
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Guys I've set this code twice today while tuning my VE. Luckily I think I found the fix within the tune.
In HPT - Engine Diagnostics/General/TPS/Calculated Airflow vs. TPS vs. RPM Table.
I captured one of the code settings in a log. Appears I upset this table and threw the code. My RPM 3782, 89%TPS and had a Dynamic Cylinder Air # of 1.12. Max for that cell was 1.02. I am assuming the table is in Dynamic Cylinder Air??? Only thing I can find that is close for the Airflow numbers.
Anyway does anybody see a problem with just multiplying the entire table by about 15% to fix my issue?
In HPT - Engine Diagnostics/General/TPS/Calculated Airflow vs. TPS vs. RPM Table.
I captured one of the code settings in a log. Appears I upset this table and threw the code. My RPM 3782, 89%TPS and had a Dynamic Cylinder Air # of 1.12. Max for that cell was 1.02. I am assuming the table is in Dynamic Cylinder Air??? Only thing I can find that is close for the Airflow numbers.
Anyway does anybody see a problem with just multiplying the entire table by about 15% to fix my issue?
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Originally Posted by parish8
i doubled that entire table. then ran into it again later and doubled it again 

Last edited by KySilverado; Nov 24, 2006 at 04:59 PM.
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this is a real pain in the *** code if you have a high stall. with the stall i have now the truck will still move but with the stall i used to have it wouldn't rev high enough to even get off the road.
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Mine didn't like it at all. The REP set and before I could get off the road I ran into a red light. It had trouble idling... AFR went wayyyy lean and it died. It wouldn't restart. Luckily I was able to coast it into a parking lot from the light when it changed.
I could see it not moving the truck at all with a high stall.
I could see it not moving the truck at all with a high stall.
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Being that I am getting ready to go 2Bar am I safe in assuming that I should up that table some as well? One time I had my truck do exaclty what you were describing I think anyway. Under a moderate pull it all of a sudden fell on its face completely and briefly flashed a check engine light, would not accell at all for about 5 sec. then it seemed normal. When it did this I made a wierd noise as well. It scared the **** out of me, thought for sure something broke however this was like a year ago and it has never duplicated.
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Originally Posted by 03sierraslt
Being that I am getting ready to go 2Bar am I safe in assuming that I should up that table some as well? One time I had my truck do exaclty what you were describing I think anyway. Under a moderate pull it all of a sudden fell on its face completely and briefly flashed a check engine light, would not accell at all for about 5 sec. then it seemed normal. When it did this I made a wierd noise as well. It scared the **** out of me, thought for sure something broke however this was like a year ago and it has never duplicated.
This code did not reset itself. Dunno if it would have. Luckily I had the laptop with me and could read and reset it. Otherwise I would have been thumbing a ride home. Once the truck died it would not restart.
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