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ECMlink please help. rich at WOT

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josh1095

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Aug 27, 2009
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ok, im new to tuning but ive read everything in the knowledge base at ecmtuning.com. are the fuel sliders ONLY used at wot? ive tried setting my open loop threshold higher and have a better maf comp but soon as i get into higher boost i hit 8.9:1. so i know i dont want to run that but more around 11:1. im not even messing with timing yet, thats another can of worms. one thing at a time. i will post a log if it helps. im logging alot of data. please help me!
 
You really should post a log of the behavior. Do you have a MAP sensor installed? It helps to determine if MAFComp is set correctly at WOT.

The fuel sliders are only used under certain conditions. Have you read this?

Get a log posted for more help!
 
will do very soon. i found that i set my afpr pressure WITH the vac line ON. this could have caused problems. cause when idling w vac off it was over 47psi. i set it to 43 then put vac back on and it dropped to around 37. i may have had too high fuel pressure. which number do i use as base pressure in link?
 
lc-1 wb. after adjusting the fuel pressure correctly and relocating the battery to the trunk and a few other odds n ends i took it for a quick drive. running good. reset my mafcomp values. going to do a few runs tomorrow to dial those back in and post a log. still, of course, very rich in open loop under load.
 
couple logs. i changed the battery to trunk and reset all maf comps then just did a couple tweaks. here are 2 logs if theyll upload
 

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shit, nevermind. i figured it out. fuel sliders. guess it was pretty obvious LOL. dialed them back -10% from 2500 to 6000 and now reading 10.2 afs. will go down to probably -12% or so.
but now im having problems with the battery relocate. it will start just fine, then shut it off go into the gas station or whatever, try to start it again and it will turn over REAL slow. its like a bad ground but only when it warms up. thinking engine block ground
 
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