fredraud Posted January 30, 2012 Share Posted January 30, 2012 Now that the weather has gotten nicer, and ive chased all the bugs out, I have a stumble issue in all gears. It is less and less as the gears increase. It only happens at light throttle in the 2000-4000rpm range under vaccume to slightly above. LTFC was all over the place. and i think i found out why. I set the car to run in open loop all the time. and the bog/stumbl got massivly worse. Doing tons of logging, and the AFR mill max out at times to 20:1.(cause of the stumble.) This seems to happen in the 20-100g/s range. when slowly running through the gears in town. (cause of the stumble.) My plan is to set the load comp table to 0, Scale the Maf Then use the mrp load comp table to get those spots back to my primary target afr... sound like a plan? here is a couple of logs on what im talking about. romraiderlog_20120127_lean spot.csv romraiderlog_20120128_153856 lean area.csv romraiderlog_20120128_153917 light throttle lean.csv Mods to my car. crower 264 cams (not BC) Custom 8.75:1 pistons el header downpipe, no kitties bnr ht68 avo inlet id1000's IPR TMIC PS I'm eyeballing the SD on 32b ecu on RR as i'm pegging the maf @ 4.95v in 3rd@6300..and it seems like the easiest fix. mike Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
rad.rac3r Posted February 16, 2012 Share Posted February 16, 2012 Have you gotten this sorted out yet? im having the same issues and my afr maxes out the same way like that but only in vacuum, for example off the throttle in gear or in between shifts. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
NSFW Posted February 17, 2012 Share Posted February 17, 2012 It's hard to tell from just eyeballing those logs but I think you have a MAF scaling problem. Also, since IAM is 0.625, stay out of boost until you get your MAF scaling good for 0-60 g/s or so, and then slowly turn up the boost (bit by bit) and work on MAF scaling after every pull or two. SD for the 2005 MT OBXT might be released within weeks. But keep in mind that SD is still quite new, so there may be a few revisions to the code before it's really really 'done.' And you'll have an easier timing tuning it if you get your MAF scaling dialed in first. Plus it's good practice. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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