Setting up a IAT compensation curve
Setting up a IAT compensation curve
Understanding that after the base VE map has been constructed, how do we adjust the IAT fuel multiplier to compensate for temperature changes? Example, The VE tables are setup at a given temperature, lets say a steady 75 degree inlet temp on a dyno. Now on the drive home it exhibits a lean condition in a 50F ambient condition. Can this be done with the current SD stuff? I was looking at the Airflow/HZ Baro & Air Temp Compensation Table. Is this where we start? Will it act like a IAT fuel multiplier? I just had my Evo changed over to SD and I'm worried about temp changes/elevation stuff. THANKS PEOPLE! Also I'm going to keep thanking all who have put some much into this SD Stuff!!!!! I for one really appppppppreciate it!!!!
If you are seeing AFR vary greatly with IATs, I'd double check you have the right IAT sensor scaling table in there. I haven't seen hot temps yet, but AFR has been pretty consistent from 0F to 45F so far.
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