Maximum spark allowed constant?
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Maximum spark allowed constant?
Just noticed something that struck me as a bit strange. I was looking at the 8746 ecu with the ANLU bin and I noticed something that I don't think is right. The "Maximum spark allowed" constant (location $14) has a value of 00. Is that right? To me, that is telling the computer that the max spark advance allowed is a big fat ZERO. Wouldn't that pretty much disable the spark tables when the engine is running? Would the engine even run at all with a zero there?
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Re: Maximum spark allowed constant?
Originally posted by jeepguy553
Just noticed something that struck me as a bit strange. I was looking at the 8746 ecu with the ANLU bin and I noticed something that I don't think is right. The "Maximum spark allowed" constant (location $14) has a value of 00. Is that right? To me, that is telling the computer that the max spark advance allowed is a big fat ZERO. Wouldn't that pretty much disable the spark tables when the engine is running? Would the engine even run at all with a zero there?
Just noticed something that struck me as a bit strange. I was looking at the 8746 ecu with the ANLU bin and I noticed something that I don't think is right. The "Maximum spark allowed" constant (location $14) has a value of 00. Is that right? To me, that is telling the computer that the max spark advance allowed is a big fat ZERO. Wouldn't that pretty much disable the spark tables when the engine is running? Would the engine even run at all with a zero there?
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