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Hey guys, recently switched to e85, along with a ton of other mods...anyway, got fic 1650 high z and they run stupid rich (-25 stft) until I have them scaled around 1250-1270.
This really shouldnt be right, any reason why it would be doing this? It’s on a SD system so i really doubt a boost leak would be the cause
The FIC 1650 high-Z can be difficult to tune due at idle due to the non-linear characteristics of this design. Here are the settings that worked for me on E85:
Hey guys, recently switched to e85, along with a ton of other mods...anyway, got fic 1650 high z and they run stupid rich (-25 stft) until I have them scaled around 1250-1270.
This really shouldnt be right, any reason why it would be doing this? It’s on a SD system so i really doubt a boost leak would be the cause
why wouldnt that be right? Your scaling is for E85 not gas.
there you go, big thanks is to cdrinkh2o for all that great info!
why wouldnt that be right? Your scaling is for E85...
The reaaon I feel that something is wrong is because I’ve seen numbers ranging from 950-1170 for the scaling and it took me numbers in the 12s to 1300s to get a stable idle.
Hey guys, turns out it was a leak...and at the most critical piece...the MAP sensor. After correcting several small leaks (egr gasket, TB gasket, and biss screw) I found, it finally revealed itself. Reseated it and it was fine. Idles fine, and afr is stable...albeit I still feel having to scale the injectors so high isn't quite correct compared to others. However, I'll just take it at this point. Thanks for your inputs.
Just wanted to bump this and see if you were able to remedy this problem.
I actually did, at least for what was listed here.
The reason it sputtered and fell on its face? The car was in open loop for some testing purposes and I forgot to set it back to closed. Therefor it went to read the fuel tables (which I had not adjusted for cruise) and went crazy.
I actually did, at least for what was listed here.
The reason it sputtered and fell on its face? The car was in open loop for some testing purposes and I forgot to set it back to closed. Therefor it went to read the fuel tables (which I had not adjusted for cruise) and went crazy.
What scaling, latencies, linearization, and minmum ipw did you end up using? One of the suggested above?
