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Well I dropped the decel measurement from 1 to .8 and took the bike for a ride. Still pops but its not consistant. Sometimes it would heavily pop on decel and other times no pop at all. I'm gonna bring that measurement down a bit again and see if that helps, if not, I'll do as you recommend and monitor the gauges.
Ok my guess is you might have to adjust the air fuel table because the decel enleanment is only milliseconds long.
Ok my guess is you might have to adjust the air fuel table because the decel enleanment is only milliseconds long.
Where in the air/fuel table do I change the values? More specifically, which boxes do I change and by how much? I am just starting to learn about fuel injection and how this power vision is able to tweak it.
Where in the air/fuel table do I change the values? More specifically, which boxes do I change and by how much? I am just starting to learn about fuel injection and how this power vision is able to tweak it.
I took my tune from Fuelmoto and saved that tune to my pc and PV (so I could always go back to it), then used that tune and made adjustments to the air/fuel table. I have made 3-4 "New Tunes" by adjusting that table and saving it the PV in an empty slot. In order for me to really cut down on the popping, I got rid of any value above 14. Now that might not make the best power, but it did cut down on the popping and I don't notice any power loss by seat of the pants. I figured I couldn't hurt the bike by decreasing that number as its richening it up. A lot of my numbers are between 13 and 13.8. I studied the original charts/ graphs and decreased values from there.
I took my tune from Fuelmoto and saved that tune to my pc and PV (so I could always go back to it), then used that tune and made adjustments to the air/fuel table. I have made 3-4 "New Tunes" by adjusting that table and saving it the PV in an empty slot. In order for me to really cut down on the popping, I got rid of any value above 14. Now that might not make the best power, but it did cut down on the popping and I don't notice any power loss by seat of the pants. I figured I couldn't hurt the bike by decreasing that number as its richening it up. A lot of my numbers are between 13 and 13.8. I studied the original charts/ graphs and decreased values from there.
Yeah, can't hurt right? That's the beauty of the power vision. I'll have to you with it
Where in the air/fuel table do I change the values? More specifically, which boxes do I change and by how much? I am just starting to learn about fuel injection and how this power vision is able to tweak it.
To know that you'll have to take your bike for a spin and look at the gauges on the power vision to see the Rpms and Kpa of when it was doing the popping.
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