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Old 06-11-2007, 04:07 PM
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I had p0300 code and had it tune out looks like they maxed all the tables. Is this ok I thought I read somewhere that maxing them was bad?
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it depends on ur timing tables, AND fuel trim. if duty cycle is over 80% on injectors, it WILL be bad
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it depends on ur timing tables, AND fuel trim. if duty cycle is over 80% on injectors, it WILL be bad
my injectors hit 97%.
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Mine is something very high (can't remember the number). Why would you say maxing this is bad if your IDC is close to 100%.

If your fueling (AFR), timing and such is dialed in, I don't see how this can be detrimental especially if you log on a regular basis. Am I wrong here?
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Originally Posted by phasemaster1
I had p0300 code and had it tune out looks like they maxed all the tables. Is this ok I thought I read somewhere that maxing them was bad?
Maxing the tables wont affect performace, But will cause some headaches when you have a real missfire problem. If its tune related after a cam or converter install and your still having problems. They can always ajust the area were the missfire is causing the problem instead of just maxing all the missfire tables.
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Oh yea to answer your question Depending on your setup? Most trucks didnt need any ajustment, But the ones that did, I just multiplyed the idle regions 2-8% just depends...
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Originally Posted by 1slowsilverado
Oh yea to answer your question Depending on your setup? Most trucks didnt need any ajustment, But the ones that did, I just multiplyed the idle regions 2-8% just depends...

would it be a good idea to copy stock misfire back in and start by multiplying the numbers until no misfire is detected? I only had light coming on every once in a while. Tuner disable the p0300 code but i looked at my misfire tables and they are maxed .
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