How do I lean out part throtle AFR?
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All I did was unplug the MAFS. Yes Im going of my wideband, and my software is HP tuners. How do I disable the fuel trims? Thanks for the help I really apreciate it. ,J
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O.K so you disabled the maf?
changing the frequency of the maf while it is disabled will do nothing. Also changing the V.E while the maf is enabled will do nothing (for the most part)
One other question? Are you using 2bar?
Start over, fail the maf, and tune the V.E, then move on to the maf. Take your time, I would also suggest reading the tunning guide on the top of this forum. As far as open loop closed loop, remember this, closed loop equells 14.68 thanks to the 02 sensors corecting the air/fuel.
If all other aspects of the tune are o.k and you are still overlly rich, lean it out with the p.e multiplier table and the p.e enablers......
Posting up a log or two as well as your tune will help us help you!
Good luck
changing the frequency of the maf while it is disabled will do nothing. Also changing the V.E while the maf is enabled will do nothing (for the most part)
One other question? Are you using 2bar?
Start over, fail the maf, and tune the V.E, then move on to the maf. Take your time, I would also suggest reading the tunning guide on the top of this forum. As far as open loop closed loop, remember this, closed loop equells 14.68 thanks to the 02 sensors corecting the air/fuel.
If all other aspects of the tune are o.k and you are still overlly rich, lean it out with the p.e multiplier table and the p.e enablers......
Posting up a log or two as well as your tune will help us help you!
Good luck

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You need to go 2bar or 3bar for that matter. Your fuel trims have a enable and disable temperature. Set it to like 284 or so so they are disabled. Are you using HPT. You might want to post up your tune on the HPT forums so it can be looked at.
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I figured it out. The power enrich was set to come in at 50KPA, my engine idles at 36KPA. The power enrich was set way to low. The aptmosphere up hear at 7000' is only 76KPA. I set it at 80KPA and it runs just where I want it.
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email it? offer to email it next time. One of us will help ya out. I just caught this thread and was reading along wondering what your enablers were set at. Feels good to figure it out on your own eh?
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It can get frustraiting some times. Im an experianced carb tuner, and I know what the engine wants. Im used to jets, power valves, air bleeds, and distributors. I need to find someone that knows both so I can help me cross refrence. Like for instance the problem I was having, would cross over to the wrong power valve, or metering rod step up spring in the carb world. Im actually having fun learning the EFI. It is actually easier than the old school now that Im getting my feet wet. I need to see if I can burn my tune, and logs on a cd so I can upload them into my home computer. I really hate to get on the internet at all with my laptop.
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It can get frustraiting some times. Im an experianced carb tuner, and I know what the engine wants. Im used to jets, power valves, air bleeds, and distributors. I need to find someone that knows both so I can help me cross refrence. Like for instance the problem I was having, would cross over to the wrong power valve, or metering rod step up spring in the carb world. Im actually having fun learning the EFI. It is actually easier than the old school now that Im getting my feet wet. I need to see if I can burn my tune, and logs on a cd so I can upload them into my home computer. I really hate to get on the internet at all with my laptop.
As far as carb tuning vs. EFI tuning, there really isn’t a direct cross over from carb adjustments to EFI adjustments. In the EFI world we have much much more fueling control, but on top of that we also can control the amount of air the PCM “sees” going into the engine.
As you know, there are a TON of fueling tables in HPTuner for fueling control. The most important of which is the injector control tables, mainly, the flow rate table. We know the value of this table from our injector manufacturers. It is really the only “hard” information we have, and all tuning is based from this point. We can control a lot of the fueling, but most of our adjustments are made in the power enrichment area. The power enrichment tables are only active once all of the “enable” tabs have been meet. So we only use the power enrichment for heavy engine loads.
Most of our tuning adjustments are made on the air flow side of the PCM. We tell the PCM how much air is going into the engine with the maf table and v.e table, the pcm then adjusted the injectors to hit the target air/fuel mixture.
You may understand this already, but it is really only “the tip of the iceberg”




