Disabling Air in $32B

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Nov 22, 2005 | 12:25 AM
  #1  
Did a search for this, and to my surprise, didn't find too much. What I did find wasn't very conclusive.

I looked through a $32B hack, and found this...

; >>> Air Injection Managment Tables & Param's <<<
;
;**************************************************
LC305: FCB 00 ; if in Pwr Enrich for >= this time then divert Air
; Max Air to ports, (Sec) E * 10
LC306: FCB 10 ; Divert if If RPM Cont > LC30B FOR TIME > this
; Num = Arg * 10, (1 Sec)
LC307: FCB 170 ; If Filtered o2 > 0.752 vdc for LC309
; Then divert
; Num = Arg * 226
LC308: FCB 56 ; If Filtered o2 0.247 vdc & in closed loop
; > Then divert
; Num = Arg * 226
LC309: FDB 0200 ; 20 sec Rich or Lean o2 Divert timer, (sec * 10)
LC30B: FCB 177 ; Divert if cont > 4000 RPM & time >
LC30C: FCB 10 ; Enable air to conv If > 1 SEC since last neg delta LV8
> is <
LC30D: FCB 25 ; If LV8 < 25 then Divert
LC30E: FCB 100 ; If LV8 > 100 & MPH > Divert Air
LC30F: FCB 60 ; If > 60 MPH & LV8 > then divert
LC310: FCB 64 ; Enable air to conv if in open lp & 100 Msec Drop in LV8 <
64
LC311: FCB 73 ; If Cool T < 14c, (58.5f) then divert
LC312: FCB 254 ; If in Open Lp => 25.4 Sec after
; closed loop then

Now, I don't have a testbench to try this out, but I'm sure some of you guys have tried this at some point. Raising line 311 to 254 would disable AIR correct?
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Nov 22, 2005 | 08:48 AM
  #2  
Yep, setting the temperture to the max will force divert.

RBob.
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Nov 22, 2005 | 04:06 PM
  #3  
Thanks. I wanted to be sure, since I didn't have a means of testing it easily right now.
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