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Evoscan question
Hey guys, So my car hasn't been running right due to larger injectors I put in, so I need to scale the 780's, but need to read off the stft and the ltft, does anybody know where those two parameters are located in evoscan, or what to use instead of it? I see fuel trims(low, mid, high) as an option, but those don't change when I log the car.... thank you
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download mitsulogger, its a little easier to use as far as fuel trims go....
or you could search in the ecuflash forum for injector scalings and probably find some injector scaling info that has already been proven to work properly
or you could search in the ecuflash forum for injector scalings and probably find some injector scaling info that has already been proven to work properly
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no... its called fuel trim low/high and 2 other ones i believe
to download mitsulogger... do a search for malibujack on here, he has a link to the site. it should be www.aktivematrix. whatever it is .... you will need to register for the site, its all free and MJ is a great guy to deal with
to download mitsulogger... do a search for malibujack on here, he has a link to the site. it should be www.aktivematrix. whatever it is .... you will need to register for the site, its all free and MJ is a great guy to deal with
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Gottcha, ok I know about the low, mid and high fuel trims, but they don't change after I change the scaling...They stay the same constant number...the only number that changes is the oxygen feedback trim and that changes +/- 10 around 100...does that seem right? Thanks
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post up which type of 780's you are using...
also post up your latency values and scaling please
your fuel trims with mitsu logger should be as close to 0 as possible.
also, make sure you change the injector information on the mitsulogger screen where it says scaling and latency at x voltage
also post up your latency values and scaling please
your fuel trims with mitsu logger should be as close to 0 as possible.
also, make sure you change the injector information on the mitsulogger screen where it says scaling and latency at x voltage
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Alright, well I'm using a UTEC to control my fuel, but at idle and at 0% throttle, it goes to my ecu to control the fueling, so this is where I'm having trouble. The Utec, all it needs is the size of injectors(PTE 780CC), and it scales it automaticallly, but there is also a slot for stock ecu injectors, which is the injectors that your ecu is tuned for, which for me were 680's, so now I would want to write in 780's for the stock ecu injectors also, and then tune the ecu for 780's, but the problem is that the stock ecu injectors slot only lets you go up to 700's, since it's expecting stock size injectors, so now my car idles like **** and is running like **** because of this, so I need a way to try to fix this...
So now, what is the suggested scaling for PTE 780cc injectors...around 636? Because that's one of the options in Ecuflash, and that seems pretty reasonable, but I'm not sure, and for the latency at 14V in Mitsulogger, what do I type in, or leave it the same at .432? Thanks a lot guys, i appreciate it!
So now, what is the suggested scaling for PTE 780cc injectors...around 636? Because that's one of the options in Ecuflash, and that seems pretty reasonable, but I'm not sure, and for the latency at 14V in Mitsulogger, what do I type in, or leave it the same at .432? Thanks a lot guys, i appreciate it!
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7v 9.4v 11.7v 14v 16.4v 18.6v
PTE780 2.186 1.369 0.895 0.610 0.419 0.290
Injectors Delfi? Prescision labeled injectors-780 cc.
Injector scailing :609!
Battery voltage Latency:
3.312
1.68
1.032
0.672
0.432
0.264
0.144
(stock)
here are 2 different things i found in a couple minutes
look in this thread
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/sh...80#post3722265
personally, id start with what worked for the other guy and see how that feels... second, id get rid of the utec ..... sell it, and just use the stock ecu. If the AFR's are off, slowly dial in the scaling until you are close, then fine tune with the latencies
PTE780 2.186 1.369 0.895 0.610 0.419 0.290
Injectors Delfi? Prescision labeled injectors-780 cc.
Injector scailing :609!
Battery voltage Latency:
3.312
1.68
1.032
0.672
0.432
0.264
0.144
(stock)
here are 2 different things i found in a couple minutes
look in this thread
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/sh...80#post3722265
personally, id start with what worked for the other guy and see how that feels... second, id get rid of the utec ..... sell it, and just use the stock ecu. If the AFR's are off, slowly dial in the scaling until you are close, then fine tune with the latencies
Last edited by bigric09; Oct 3, 2007 at 02:09 PM.
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can't get any better than that. 100 is basis on evoscan. oxygen feedback that averages 0 is what you want.
now, it needs to average 0 at idle and then again at cruise.
edit:didn't see the utec, I don't know how that might interfere, better ignore my post
Last edited by nothere; Oct 3, 2007 at 04:57 PM.