Fuel Trims
Fuel Trims
Ok so i never noticed but evoscan says my ltft is 100, mtft 50, ltft 68. but my wideband says im where i should be afr wise. In the "how to tune a evo" thread it only goes over injector scaling for fuel trims can maf scaling effect fuel trims?
thanks, ok so my mid an high fuel trims are off, i know what hz they are now but the numbers in the maf scaling are not in hz so how do i know which ones are for low, mid, and high?
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What version of evoscan are you using?
ltft is 100, mtft 50, ltft 68
^^^ this does not make sense
LTFT Low, LTFT Mid, LTFT High, LTFT Current, and STFT are the possible fields.
ltft is 100, mtft 50, ltft 68
^^^ this does not make sense
LTFT Low, LTFT Mid, LTFT High, LTFT Current, and STFT are the possible fields.
Any particular reason you don't upgrade to 2.7? Its a pretty major upgrade, and you can just rename your .99 folder so that you can continue to use it if you want/need to.
Either way, the range should only be +/ 12.5%
I know that im trying to get as close to 0 as possible but which numbers in the maf scaling are for low, mid and high fuel trims? im gonna download the newest version of evoscan right now
Just change the scaling for the table in ECUFlash to Airflow Hz or Hz or whatever you have in there. The scaling should be /6.25 or /6.29 (forgot which one is the correct one).
Just in case you don't see it, the Hz values on the left side of the maf scaling/smoothing table are (using 6.25 scaling):
18.75
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50
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100
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Just in case you don't see it, the Hz values on the left side of the maf scaling/smoothing table are (using 6.25 scaling):
18.75
25
50
75
100
125
150
175
200
225
250
275
300
400
500
600
800
1000
1200
1400
1600
That's what it translates to...don't copy/paste that into the table.
If you edit the table in ECUFlash, you will see scaling that are used for the axes. For the Y axis, choose the AirFlowHz scaling or whatever it is called in your version. Then, you will be all set.
If you edit the table in ECUFlash, you will see scaling that are used for the axes. For the Y axis, choose the AirFlowHz scaling or whatever it is called in your version. Then, you will be all set.


