ECMlink How to compensate for bigger injectors

[Dawson159]

ive looked all over and can’t find a post that explains how to do this

I have Bosch 650cc injectors that I haven’t put in my car yet and I’m trying to figure how to tune for them with dsmlink v3 after I have them in

Can someone explain how to do it?

 

[rEclipserGST]

https://www.ecmtuning.com/wiki/

https://www.ecmtuning.com/wiki/baseinjectordata

Hope you brought some water, because this is literally the only spoon you will get here. See you in two weeks.

 

[Dawson159]

https://www.ecmtuning.com/wiki/

https://www.ecmtuning.com/wiki/baseinjectordata

Hope you brought some water, because this is literally the only spoon you will get here. See you in two weeks.

What is that supposed to mean

 

[b00zt3d spyd3r]

It means you need to research deeply before asking a question to do with ecmlink that is literally found on their page. Learn this stuff don't expect someone to tell you everything

 

[Vegas Smith]

Create an account on ecmlink or just go to their webpage as is this is all explained there.

 

[1990TSIAWDTALON]

This should explain it.......basically, if you run twice as much injector than stock, you need to decrease fuel delivery by half, so 900cc injectors need a global fuel adjustment of -50%. Stock are 450cc except auto 1g cars which are 390cc. You are telling the cars computer to reduce its fuel delivery in half, for that example.
675cc would require -25%
1350cc, -75%
Or you can read it all here.....
https://www.ecmtuning.com/wiki/fuelsettingshelp

 

[ChessmoDSM]

450(stock)/size of injector(650 in your example) -1 >> 450/650 -1 = -30.7 or thereabouts for your global fuel in link, you should also have a data sheet that came with you injectors which tells you what voltage to input in link..