winbin speed density calc problem
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winbin speed density calc problem
I changed the calc from 159 to 173 based on the formula to increase displacement from 5.7 to 6.2 liters. But everytime I leave winbin and come back the value is 40000 plus. What's the deal? All my other changes are just the way I left them. I've tried it on several aujp files and it's the same on all of them. If that number is correct the motor will blow up. What gives?
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Car: Bee-Bowdy
Engine: blowd tree-fity
Transmission: sebin hunnerd
Axle/Gears: fo-tins
What ECM? I assume you are changing the BPW? I noticed WinBin has a problem with double byte values.
Example: If you have a DB value of $0052 and change it to $0053, I noticed WinBin will assume you want BOTH bytes $53. Meaning instead of leaving it $0053 it changes it to $5353. BIG difference...
Example: If you have a DB value of $0052 and change it to $0053, I noticed WinBin will assume you want BOTH bytes $53. Meaning instead of leaving it $0053 it changes it to $5353. BIG difference...
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I converted from the 165 to the 730 ecm. You hit the nail on the head, Astro. I was trying to change from $009F to $00AD an winbin kept doubling to $ADAD. It ended up being a bad ecu file. I changed to the 730v.3 and everything works right. Too many buggy ecu files circulating. I think it would be wise for me to jump on the Tunercat bandwagon when I get the dough. Seems winbin is a continuous work in progress.
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