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gasp0
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Post subject: Re: Fuel map tuning methods Posted: Tue Nov 17, 2020 11:59 am |
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Hello,
please how is IPW calcualted? I have MS41.2 ecu heavily moede N/A 3,2 litre engine stock injectors ... but wim getting very fancy numbers: Base MAP : 12,4ms WOT ENRICHMENT 20% COP NOMINAL = 0 VANOS ENRCIHMENT = 0
by my calculation it should be 12,5*1,2 = 14,88ms in logger i have: 19,8ms
another calculation: BASE MAP: 11ms WOT ENRICHMENT 28% COP NOMINAL = 0 VANOS ENRCIHMENT = 0
by my calculation it should be 11*1,28 = 14,08ms in logger i have: 14,7ms
Last edited by gasp0 on Wed Nov 18, 2020 7:01 am, edited 1 time in total.
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tjwasiak
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Post subject: Re: Fuel map tuning methods Posted: Tue Nov 17, 2020 5:08 pm |
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What about LTFTs? You should check if it is not related to them...
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gasp0
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Post subject: Re: Fuel map tuning methods Posted: Wed Nov 18, 2020 6:59 am |
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well i should be able to clean those with inpa for example right?
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gasp0
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Post subject: Re: Fuel map tuning methods Posted: Fri Nov 20, 2020 7:52 am |
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Again, ive tried 45.5, 45.6 definitions ... ms41.2 ...
BASE: 13ms Enrichment: 30%
should be: 16.9ms Logged: 19,4ms ... around 14.7 percent more than it should be ...
adaptations cleared ...
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tjwasiak
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Post subject: Re: Fuel map tuning methods Posted: Fri Nov 20, 2020 9:13 am |
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Try with disabled fuel trims (all!)...
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gasp0
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Post subject: Re: Fuel map tuning methods Posted: Fri Nov 20, 2020 10:06 am |
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What more, than zero out these tables?
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tjwasiak
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Post subject: Re: Fuel map tuning methods Posted: Fri Nov 20, 2020 1:09 pm |
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Zero out all those:
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gasp0
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Post subject: Re: Fuel map tuning methods Posted: Tue Jan 05, 2021 8:02 am |
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Again new logger and definition, all from ms41 portal, all adaptation cleared.
In fuel map lest sain between over 820 load and there is 16ms BASE injection time (which match with logger) And 14,1 percent of enrichment during WOT. COP 0, adaptations cleared.
16ms + 14 percent enrichment should be : 18,24ms
In logger i have in this spot 21,4ms of IPW, BASE FUEL is 16,1ms which is pretty much spot on, you can see there is no adaptaions logged ... is this normal? 21,4ms is 33 percent more fuel, not 14 percent as in map.
Which value should i use for calculating Inejctor duty cycle? One in map or one logged?
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tjwasiak
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Post subject: Re: Fuel map tuning methods Posted: Tue Jan 05, 2021 9:59 am |
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What about injector dead times?
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gasp0
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Post subject: Re: Fuel map tuning methods Posted: Tue Jan 05, 2021 10:04 am |
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what about them? tables are stock so are ainjectors... to get this clear ... if you guys have lets say 15ms in base map, and 20% enrichment you see 18ms in logger right? or Im only one with this problem 
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tjwasiak
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Post subject: Re: Fuel map tuning methods Posted: Tue Jan 05, 2021 11:17 am |
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To be honest never investigated those issues that far. Just checked a log from M50TUB20 running on MS41.2 and got even worse data: Code: 2000RPM: base IPW from map 12.80ms open loop enrichment 9.4% -> ~1.20ms injector latency @14V 0.47ms sum -> ~14.47ms logged value 11.248ms
4000RPM: base IPW - 12.48ms open loop enrichment 9.4% -> ~1.17ms injector latency @14V 0.47ms sum -> ~14.12ms logged value 10.984ms
Of course all other corrections 0, fuel integrators 0... It seems logged data is irrelevant - we should only change map values multiplying them to get proper AFR.
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gasp0
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Post subject: Re: Fuel map tuning methods Posted: Tue Jan 05, 2021 1:17 pm |
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Ive tried to set enchrichment to 0%, TPS to open loop to 50% and use only base map... At 2400rpm there should be 17.11ms from base map and thats it .. I have: 19.4 ms Base ... which is ... lets say ok BUT 23.88 IPW ... thats 23% ritcher than base AND 39%!!!! ritcher than it its in base map. I can make it to AFR that i want thats not a problem ... problem is that im not sure If my duty cycle is OK, because I dont know which values i should trust 
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tjwasiak
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Post subject: Re: Fuel map tuning methods Posted: Tue Jan 05, 2021 1:40 pm |
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It seems you need oscilloscope to know 
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mrf582
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Post subject: Re: Fuel map tuning methods Posted: Tue Jan 12, 2021 12:18 am |
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It's possible the formula for OLE in the definitions needs to be multiplied or divided by 2 based on some data above. Can someone else confirm?
Also, are you getting confused by the interpolation the ECU does? Why are you yelling that your basemap is calling for 17.11ms when you're at 2400RPM and 711 Load when adjacent to cells with values of 19 and 22ms? Your basemap is NOT calling for 17.11ms at those RPM/load.
Also, knock can add fuel like your log is showing. And A WHOLE LOT of other things are multiplied to the base fuel value...Do not expect it to match your base table, LMFAO. Read more about this ECU; it is ALL on this forum.
_________________ MS41 Project Leader & Co-Developer (2012 - 2023) MS41.3 https://sites.google.com/site/openms41/custom-code---ms41-3 MS41 ECU Portal https://sites.google.com/site/openms41/ms41-ecu-portal
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tjwasiak
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Post subject: Re: Fuel map tuning methods Posted: Tue Jan 12, 2021 5:29 am |
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@mrf582
This is what I am telling for a long time - we do not have all tables defined making it ridiculously difficult to tune different injectors/MAF/boosted application.
You are right - interpolating base map values proper value for 711mg/stroke@2400RPM would be 18.90ms which seems to be ~2.5% less than logged as base IPW.
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