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L.A. Dog, not sure whether the attached is what you asked for. A friend did the zip file for me since I don't have the zip s/w. I tried to attach the .pvt file and it says invalid file, again thanks for your help.
DDH, curious, this is a tt map correct? To me there are a couple of things that I noticed. Did you run this tune for tt auto tune, and this the results of the third tt at run? on the rear cycl, you have some extremely high ve #'s at 0% throttle that go down as the throttle opens. not really sure about that. look at 2000-2500 on the rear cyl. on both cylinders you have some valleys that you could adjust the the cde files to help out. did you adjust those, the front and rear are the same.
L.A. Dog, not sure whether the attached is what you asked for. A friend did the zip file for me since I don't have the zip s/w. I tried to attach the .pvt file and it says invalid file, again thanks for your help.
glad you got it posted to members can take a look at it. if you have Windows, all you have to to is right click the file, choose "send to..." and then choose "compressed (zipped) folder". it will zip the file for you.
I'm at work but will take a look at it tonight- looks like Wmitz is already on it
Wmitz, yes it is a TT map, I just got back from doing the 2nd and 3rd TT/ATs which I have attached. When I open the tune in WinPV, Charge Dilution Effect all I see are two columns, RPM & Not Specified. RPM starts at 0, the NS column starts at 148 and reduces down to 8 at 6000 RPM. So I must be doing something wrong. Am I suppose to see a table like AFR & VE's?
In post 8210 I was asking for some help concerning IACs and my high cold idle (1500-1600+) and if the IAC settings could effect idle? The higher idle started when I loaded the base TT map so I'm at a loss. The motor does idle down to 1024 when warm.
Any help in increasing my learning curve is greatly appreciated. Thanks, again.
Wmitz, yes it is a TT map, I just got back from doing the 2nd and 3rd TT/ATs which I have attached. When I open the tune in WinPV, Charge Dilution Effect all I see are two columns, RPM & Not Specified. RPM starts at 0, the NS column starts at 148 and reduces down to 8 at 6000 RPM. So I must be doing something wrong. Am I suppose to see a table like AFR & VE's?
In post 8210 I was asking for some help concerning IACs and my high cold idle (1500-1600+) and if the IAC settings could effect idle? The higher idle started when I loaded the base TT map so I'm at a loss. The motor does idle down to 1024 when warm.
Any help in increasing my learning curve is greatly appreciated. Thanks, again.
hey you did not zip your actual tune file, you only zipped the "windows shortcut" to it. find your actual pvt tune file in th folder where you store it, and zip that one.
Hope this works. I have a new Mac which of course doesn't work with WinPV and my PC laptop is old Vista s/w. So i did the zip on the PC and emailed it to the Mac and now trying to post it.
DDH, for starting flair use the IAC Crank to Run. When mine first starts, cold, it revs up to 1400-1600 for a few then decays out. You'll have to experiment, in small steps.
DDH, on this second tune you posted, I was looking at the delta comparison with the first tune. There are differences as you would expect, but from what I can see is that a lot of cells remain the same. You may need to work on hitting more cells. It is real important to get as many cells filled in as possible. It takes time and patience, trust me. Keep an eye on the monitor, it really helps getting everything filled in. The CDE tables are every 375 rpm, so it is an range rather than a direct match. Hold off on any adjustments until you get the ve tables settled in.
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