New cam tune
#1
08 Sierra 5.3.
I am swapping out my cam hopefully this week or next weekend.
I have done some basic engine tuning and have done alot of trans stuff for my truck.
I dont have the slightest idea where to start after I swap out this cam for my new one. (TSP 224r. 224/224 .581/.581 112lsa)
I am using HP tuners.
Really hopeing for a base tune to start with or a general idea where to go with from my current tune.
Thanks
I am swapping out my cam hopefully this week or next weekend.
I have done some basic engine tuning and have done alot of trans stuff for my truck.
I dont have the slightest idea where to start after I swap out this cam for my new one. (TSP 224r. 224/224 .581/.581 112lsa)
I am using HP tuners.
Really hopeing for a base tune to start with or a general idea where to go with from my current tune.
Thanks
#2
Got the cam in and truck is running decent. It wont start on its own though. I have to give it alittle bit of throttle for it to start. Any ideas of which parameter in HPtuners I need to focus in on to make it start on its own??
Thanks
Thanks
#3
I would start with moving Idle RPM to around 800, set the Min Idle to 100rpm less and increase idle ignition timing to like 20-22 instead of 18. Than report back with what it is, or isn't, doing and we can play with idle airflow's
Edit: I just read your response and yours trucks behavior in the HPT forum. You need to add a little in the Engine>Idle>Airflow>Startup>Startup Airflow. Add 15% for the intial, if more is needed increase in 5% increments
Edit: I just read your response and yours trucks behavior in the HPT forum. You need to add a little in the Engine>Idle>Airflow>Startup>Startup Airflow. Add 15% for the intial, if more is needed increase in 5% increments
Last edited by 04SilveradoMykk; Oct 12, 2011 at 07:21 PM.
#4
Ok. that worked for the idle start up issue.
I also have a random misfire on all cylinders showing on my tech 2 when the truck sits and idles. It does misfire everyonce in a great while but is running fine when the counters are going up. I have tried a crank relearn and that didnt help at all. could this be caused by the cam??
thanks for the help
I also have a random misfire on all cylinders showing on my tech 2 when the truck sits and idles. It does misfire everyonce in a great while but is running fine when the counters are going up. I have tried a crank relearn and that didnt help at all. could this be caused by the cam??
thanks for the help
#5
Yes, cam lump at idle will make the PCM think it's misfiring.
Depending on how lumpy the cam idles and if you ever intend to install a performance stall torque converter you may just want to turn off/desensitize misfire tables all together
Depending on how lumpy the cam idles and if you ever intend to install a performance stall torque converter you may just want to turn off/desensitize misfire tables all together
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