7730: Open loop spark limiter?
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7730: Cold coolant spark limiter?
I car seemed to run a bit rough on the stock aujp timing tables and after giving it quite a bit more timing, it ran a whole lot better. However, I still notice it running rough upon first starting it. I had my scanner on there and it seemed that the timing was maxed at 25deg total for awhile after starting it. Is there some sort of spark advance limiter vs. coolant table?
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Re: 7730: Cold coolant spark limiter?
Originally posted by PLANT PROTECTION
I car seemed to run a bit rough on the stock aujp timing tables and after giving it quite a bit more timing, it ran a whole lot better. However, I still notice it running rough upon first starting it. I had my scanner on there and it seemed that the timing was maxed at 25deg total for awhile after starting it. Is there some sort of spark advance limiter vs. coolant table?
I car seemed to run a bit rough on the stock aujp timing tables and after giving it quite a bit more timing, it ran a whole lot better. However, I still notice it running rough upon first starting it. I had my scanner on there and it seemed that the timing was maxed at 25deg total for awhile after starting it. Is there some sort of spark advance limiter vs. coolant table?
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L8026: FDB 0119 ; 42 DEG, (MAX SA ADDED TO INIT TMG) ; L8028: FDB $FFF5 ; 65525d (MAX SA RETARD FOR KNOCK), 3.5 DEG
There is a closed throttle SA table. Maybe what you are seeing?
RBob.
(quick edit) this is relative to the $8D mask, used in SD TPI's.
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Car: 1987 Monte Carlo SS
Engine: L98
Transmission: 200-4R
Axle/Gears: 7.625 10 bolt/3.73s
I am running 8d also. It is limited even under throttle, so it isn't the closed throttle SA. I looked through the hack and didn't see anything. I will check at what temp or run time the limiter is lifted tomorrow, might give some insight.
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From: Schererville , IN
Car: 91 GTA, 91 Formula, 89 TTA
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Hey PP ,
there is a table in TC for what i believe u are having a problem with, i dont have it on this puter, will try and post the table here and see if it is of any help
later
Jeremy
there is a table in TC for what i believe u are having a problem with, i dont have it on this puter, will try and post the table here and see if it is of any help
later
Jeremy
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R u using TC for editing bins PP?
Wasnt sure what editor u are using but in my tunercat they do have a Base coolant advance correction vs. load vs. coolant temp table
wasnt sure if thats exactly what u were looking for ot not
later
Jeremy
Wasnt sure what editor u are using but in my tunercat they do have a Base coolant advance correction vs. load vs. coolant temp table
wasnt sure if thats exactly what u were looking for ot not
later
Jeremy
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From: La Porte, IN
Car: 1987 Monte Carlo SS
Engine: L98
Transmission: 200-4R
Axle/Gears: 7.625 10 bolt/3.73s
I use GMECM Edit/Winbin and my own ECU. I don't have the table you speak of because the formula was weird. It is '(VAL+L8137)*9256/90)', I don't know how to add L8137 unless I use a fixed offset.
My SA seems maxed at around 26deg until 113F and the only table I found with that is the hot restart retard SA. I will mess around and see what I find.
My SA seems maxed at around 26deg until 113F and the only table I found with that is the hot restart retard SA. I will mess around and see what I find.
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From: Schererville , IN
Car: 91 GTA, 91 Formula, 89 TTA
Engine: all 225+ RWHP
Transmission: all OD
Axle/Gears: Always the good ones
from what i gather from what u are saying, seems that u need to find the equivelant table to that in GM/ecm and work from there.
Maybe that now that we're on the same page someoen else can chime in and clear it up for u
good luck
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Jeremy
Maybe that now that we're on the same page someoen else can chime in and clear it up for u
good luck
later
Jeremy
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