need help tuning my afr
#11
http://michigansnowmobiler.com/hptun...ons%20rev2.pdf
I used this site when learning to tune, hope this helps
I used this site when learning to tune, hope this helps
#12
Okay thank you guys for the help. Much appreciated. Ill take time to read trough that and see if it helps. So should i leave closed loop offor reenable it? What about running maf-less and using ve table to tune?
#14
#15
The right way to do it is to tune it in open loop and use a wideband - you don't want O2 feedback changing your fueling while you are trying to tune it - you will be chasing your tail...
First I set the Power Enrichment and Open Loop fueling tables to sane values that I want to correct the VE and MAF tables to.
I disable the MAF and tune the VE table first (contrary to what was said above, it absolutely does effect fueling even if you run a MAF). Once the VE table is correct, I put the MAF back on line and then tune the MAF table. Tuning these tables is done by correcting the tables so that the wideband reading is the same as the Open Loop and Power Enrichment values set above. I do this using a correction factor (how it is done depends on your software).
Then, put it back in closed loop and see how the LTFTs look - they should be in line at this point, but may require some more fine tuning. If they are off much, it could indicate an exhaust leak skewing the O2 feedback.
This is a quick summary of how it is done...
First I set the Power Enrichment and Open Loop fueling tables to sane values that I want to correct the VE and MAF tables to.
I disable the MAF and tune the VE table first (contrary to what was said above, it absolutely does effect fueling even if you run a MAF). Once the VE table is correct, I put the MAF back on line and then tune the MAF table. Tuning these tables is done by correcting the tables so that the wideband reading is the same as the Open Loop and Power Enrichment values set above. I do this using a correction factor (how it is done depends on your software).
Then, put it back in closed loop and see how the LTFTs look - they should be in line at this point, but may require some more fine tuning. If they are off much, it could indicate an exhaust leak skewing the O2 feedback.
This is a quick summary of how it is done...
#16
here is a base tune i did for you, it is already in open loop and should provide a base to what you want to do
you will also need bigger injectors, 32 lbs from the nnbs work good.
you will also need bigger injectors, 32 lbs from the nnbs work good.
Last edited by subeone; Oct 18, 2013 at 09:08 PM.
#17
Thank you! I will install the tune tonight and see how it goes from there. Oh and how can i make those injectors work? I already had some injectors installed from a 6.2 nnbs denali and i could not make them work in any way. Later tried some 5.3 nnbs injectors on a 4.8 nbs and didnt work either. Is there something i need to do in order to do that?
#19
I downloaded a spreadsheet for converting from ls1 to ls3 injectors. Didnt work. My friend put and ls3 in his camaro, used stock ls3 injectors with stock ls1 ecm and it worked without adjusting anything.


