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Old 12-13-2004, 08:46 PM   #1
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AE decay factor vs coolant temp.
AE decay factor vs coolant temp.

What exactly does this do on a $6E bin. Thanx.
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AE decay factor vs coolant temp.

What exactly does this do on a $6E bin. Thanx.
When an engine is cold, it needs more AE, so at the colder engine temps, they slow down the rate of decay of the AE.
Then, at the higher temps, the AE is decayed out faster, since less AE is needed.
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