TSiWarrior
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Im in the process of burning a new chip. I need help understanding/setting the injector deadtime map.
Here's some info I found
My injectors need 1.13ms to open and the closing response time is .998ms.
Here's what im looking at where I change the dead time
I need to modify the deadtime per voltage to match the 1.13ms I need, not sure if closing deadtime applies. Im not particulary sure how to go about that. I suppose I would need to know the stock deadtime in ms? of the dsm 450's then subtract that from the 1.13ms of my 880's then divide that by 24?
Any help would be appreciated, I wanna start the car tommorow and not have to redo the chip.
Thanks!
Here's some info I found
The injector deadtime map compares the deadtime of the fuel injectors to the battery voltage. The first byte of the map is 4.7 volts, the second point is 7.0 volts, then 9.34v, 11.68v, 14.0v, 16.35v, and 18.7v. The decimal value of each byte refers to the deadtime of the injectors, divided by 24 microseconds.
The stock map is "A9 58 30 23 1B 17 13"
If you wanted to add 200 microseconds of deadtime, you would add 8 to each of the values on the map, since 200 / 24 = 8.
For 550's, you want about 150-175 us more deadtime. 660's will be above 200, usually around 225 or 250. However, these settings will vary from car to car, and between different types of injectors.
My injectors need 1.13ms to open and the closing response time is .998ms.
Here's what im looking at where I change the dead time
Volts Deadtime
18.7 456
16.35 552
14.0 648
11.68 840
9.34 1152.00
7.0 2112.00
4.7 4056
I need to modify the deadtime per voltage to match the 1.13ms I need, not sure if closing deadtime applies. Im not particulary sure how to go about that. I suppose I would need to know the stock deadtime in ms? of the dsm 450's then subtract that from the 1.13ms of my 880's then divide that by 24?
Any help would be appreciated, I wanna start the car tommorow and not have to redo the chip.
Thanks!
