Tuning with the EBL
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These two threads have good information regarding your question. Has screenshots showing good & bad O2 crossings along with how to tune it in:
https://www.thirdgen.org/forums/diy-...int-delay.html
https://www.thirdgen.org/forums/diy-...tant-hard.html
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https://www.thirdgen.org/forums/diy-...int-delay.html
https://www.thirdgen.org/forums/diy-...tant-hard.html
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RBob is right of course on listening to the motor as part of knowing when the PG is right. When u get get a nice smooth monotone purr coming from the exhaust. Makes all the gas u burned tuning worth it.
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So far yes, as I said before it's only really happy in the typical 13.5- 14.5 range. So I set a lot of the commanded non PE cAFR tables to suit. So now I just need to get a couple learns in and get it tightened up. I do know that it runs pig rich at coasting and when I let off the throttle but during any throttle play it feels fine. One thing I've noticed is that when I first start it up it feels like it's loading up on fuel and I have to rev it a few times to clear it out
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Once the fueling is closer can try different SA values. SA is where the power is found, getting the AFR is the right range keeps the engine in one piece. Note that the EBL systems have a PE mode fuel enrichment over time.
Helps keep the engine from melting...
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Re: Tuning with the EBL
so here's another problem in this Juggernaut of a thread. a lot of good info on this one but a real pain to filter through!
To my problem. I've been running EBL flash for a few years now and I have never been able to get it to idle with the AC on. it would stall intermittently on me. Well now this year the engine stalls out on me intermittently any time be it on idle in park, or in gear (much more frequently). attached is a data log of what is going on.
I changed the plugs last week and the back 4 where covered in soot so changed to a warmer plug
The stall marks are at 2 min 54 sec, 1 min 02 sec, and at 16 sec.
I just changed the bosh wb o2 sensor since it kept pinning itself at 10:1 after running for a few seconds and that seemed to resolve my o2 sensor problem and I do not have a NB o2 installed at this time.
Attached is the data log as well as the current tune that is in the car. now some specifics on the engine:
377 cu in small block
11.2:1 CR
PBM strike force aluminium heads, 200 CC
Earson 110042 cam specs:
Duration @ .050: 230/230
Duration Advertised: 284/284
Gross Lift: .453/.453 (I have 1.6 rockers so the lift is .482)
Lobe Center: 114
installed 6deg advance
36lbs injectors, 46 psi fuel pressure
ported/Siamese 1/4 way down supper ram intake
1000CFM throttle body
1 3/4 stainless long tube headers
I had to change the extension on the idle stalling in gear.doc, it is supposed to be a .dat file.
I'm actually starting to be at my witts end with trying to get this driveable especially since there is nobody within a 5 hour drive of me that do GM efi tuning to help. The Holley HP computer is starting to look better and better every day unfortunately.
side not I've been a professional mechanic and build pretty nice engines on the side for the past 20 years so there's a few things that I know. but obviously I'm getting stumped on my own toys.
To my problem. I've been running EBL flash for a few years now and I have never been able to get it to idle with the AC on. it would stall intermittently on me. Well now this year the engine stalls out on me intermittently any time be it on idle in park, or in gear (much more frequently). attached is a data log of what is going on.
I changed the plugs last week and the back 4 where covered in soot so changed to a warmer plug
The stall marks are at 2 min 54 sec, 1 min 02 sec, and at 16 sec.
I just changed the bosh wb o2 sensor since it kept pinning itself at 10:1 after running for a few seconds and that seemed to resolve my o2 sensor problem and I do not have a NB o2 installed at this time.
Attached is the data log as well as the current tune that is in the car. now some specifics on the engine:
377 cu in small block
11.2:1 CR
PBM strike force aluminium heads, 200 CC
Earson 110042 cam specs:
Duration @ .050: 230/230
Duration Advertised: 284/284
Gross Lift: .453/.453 (I have 1.6 rockers so the lift is .482)
Lobe Center: 114
installed 6deg advance
36lbs injectors, 46 psi fuel pressure
ported/Siamese 1/4 way down supper ram intake
1000CFM throttle body
1 3/4 stainless long tube headers
I had to change the extension on the idle stalling in gear.doc, it is supposed to be a .dat file.
I'm actually starting to be at my witts end with trying to get this driveable especially since there is nobody within a 5 hour drive of me that do GM efi tuning to help. The Holley HP computer is starting to look better and better every day unfortunately.
side not I've been a professional mechanic and build pretty nice engines on the side for the past 20 years so there's a few things that I know. but obviously I'm getting stumped on my own toys.
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I changed the plugs last week and the back 4 where covered in soot so changed to a warmer plug
Are you using a long reach spark plug?
The Holley HP computer is starting to look better and better every day unfortunately.
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Re: Tuning with the EBL
Thanks Rob, I have been going though the thread. problem I'm getting is trying to figure out why the random shut downs on the engine. to answer your question. the original plugs I put on where too cold for the engine, I though they would have been the best bet and where there for years. I'm now at the standard heat range and yes they are a long reach plug, needed due to the heads.
I was not clear enough about the plugs, all 8 where sooty but the back 4 where the worse and there is no oil consumption at all on the engine, it was running quite rich on me. I've dealt with oil getting sucked in before due to a bad intake casting from accell! (cost me a lower end due to oil starvation).
I am planing on pulling the engine this winter though to do a freshen up on it since I have the time and space to do so. the motor has been together now for 6 years and off idle runs like a scared rabbit and pulls hard.
I was not clear enough about the plugs, all 8 where sooty but the back 4 where the worse and there is no oil consumption at all on the engine, it was running quite rich on me. I've dealt with oil getting sucked in before due to a bad intake casting from accell! (cost me a lower end due to oil starvation).
I am planing on pulling the engine this winter though to do a freshen up on it since I have the time and space to do so. the motor has been together now for 6 years and off idle runs like a scared rabbit and pulls hard.
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To my problem. I've been running EBL flash for a few years now and I have never been able to get it to idle with the AC on. it would stall intermittently on me. Well now this year the engine stalls out on me intermittently any time be it on idle in park, or in gear (much more frequently). attached is a data log of what is going on.
MALF33 - MAP Hi BARO Limit (1bar)
Then in the Low Speed VE table there is a small trench at 60 KPa, from 800 - 1100 RPM. Use the graphing and bring it up and level it out some with the surrounding areas.
There is a 50 RPM idle speed bump for when the A/C is on. May need to increase that, check to see what the MAP does when the A/C is on.
It doesn't look like the injector compensation values have been changed (?). Do you have the correct ones for the injectors being used?
Also, looking at the IAC during idle, there is likely a vacuum leak. The Super Ram is notorious for that. Be worth smoking the intake. While doing that take the oil fill cap off, if smoke exits there then the intake gaskets are leaking into the valley.
Once sealed up adjust the throttle stop screw for 20 - 25 IAC steps on a warm engine, no other loads, in P/N.
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Thanks rob, so changing the Malf33 instantly took care of the stalling issue, thanks, I did the other changes that you sugested and I now have AC with no stalling in drive. I bumped it to 75rpm and the iac went to 60 with the fan on and ac. so I'm happy with that.
I dont have a smoke machine so went the route of the propane bottle around the intake and there was no bump to the idle. will try to find one to test out your route to see if possibly there is a leak in the lifter valley (which I doubt but its cheap to rule out).
on the injector compensation you lost me there, I dont belive I've ever changed those and the injectors I'm currently using are 36lbs off an LS motor I belive if that helps any its been a while I just remember they are smaller than original and white hehe. what would I have to change on those to get closer to perfect idle?
I dont have a smoke machine so went the route of the propane bottle around the intake and there was no bump to the idle. will try to find one to test out your route to see if possibly there is a leak in the lifter valley (which I doubt but its cheap to rule out).
on the injector compensation you lost me there, I dont belive I've ever changed those and the injectors I'm currently using are 36lbs off an LS motor I belive if that helps any its been a while I just remember they are smaller than original and white hehe. what would I have to change on those to get closer to perfect idle?
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on the injector compensation you lost me there, I dont belive I've ever changed those and the injectors I'm currently using are 36lbs off an LS motor I belive if that helps any its been a while I just remember they are smaller than original and white hehe. what would I have to change on those to get closer to perfect idle?
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Found a wall of text of data for the injectors that I have I have the bosh 36lbs white giants PN 0280155968. So with all the information there what gets used with in Flash? none of the data really seems to correlate together.
translation would be appreciated
translation would be appreciated
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We have data for those injectors. Note that the '968 (a typo) is the 42 #/hr skinny greens.
The '868 is the skinny whites.
The problem with most of the data you found is that they didn't list the axis annunciation. Unless you know that we can't use the data. Here it is derived from the supplied data sheet:
Injector Data Sheet: 280-155-868 : LU34, 34 #/hr Skinny
Fuel Pressure: 44 psi
Flow rate: 35.5 #/hr
Minimum PW @ 44 psi: 729 usec
Offset Compensation versus Battery Voltage:
6.4 Volts: 3105 usec
8.0 Volts: 2046 usec
9.6 Volts: 1521 usec
11.2 Volts: 1204 usec
12.8 Volts: 970 usec
14.4 Volts: 785 usec
15.0 Volts: 752 usec
Short PW Compensation versus Pulse Width:
0.015 msec: -192 usec
0.244 msec: -152 usec
0.488 msec: -109 usec
0.732 msec: -67 usec
0.976 msec: -24 usec
1.220 msec: 0 usec
1.460 msec: 0 usec
1.708 msec: 0 usec
1.950 msec: 0 usec
2.197 msec: 0 usec
2.440 msec: 0 usec
2.685 msec: 0 usec
2.929 msec: 0 usec
3.170 msec: 0 usec
3.410 msec: 0 usec
3.660 msec: 0 usec
3.900 msec: 0 usec
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The '868 is the skinny whites.
The problem with most of the data you found is that they didn't list the axis annunciation. Unless you know that we can't use the data. Here it is derived from the supplied data sheet:
Injector Data Sheet: 280-155-868 : LU34, 34 #/hr Skinny
Fuel Pressure: 44 psi
Flow rate: 35.5 #/hr
Minimum PW @ 44 psi: 729 usec
Offset Compensation versus Battery Voltage:
6.4 Volts: 3105 usec
8.0 Volts: 2046 usec
9.6 Volts: 1521 usec
11.2 Volts: 1204 usec
12.8 Volts: 970 usec
14.4 Volts: 785 usec
15.0 Volts: 752 usec
Short PW Compensation versus Pulse Width:
0.015 msec: -192 usec
0.244 msec: -152 usec
0.488 msec: -109 usec
0.732 msec: -67 usec
0.976 msec: -24 usec
1.220 msec: 0 usec
1.460 msec: 0 usec
1.708 msec: 0 usec
1.950 msec: 0 usec
2.197 msec: 0 usec
2.440 msec: 0 usec
2.685 msec: 0 usec
2.929 msec: 0 usec
3.170 msec: 0 usec
3.410 msec: 0 usec
3.660 msec: 0 usec
3.900 msec: 0 usec
RBob.
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INJ - Injector Correction Offset
INJ - Small PW Correction - PORT Only
The small PW table gets zeroed out.
The offset table, use the 12.8V value at 0 volts. Then the 6.4V value from 1.6V through 6.4V
Extrapolate the 15.0V value up through the remaining voltages.
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I love the basis of this thread!!! get a problem sorted out, somebody else realist they have the same problem and suddenly has a solution without having to ask it
Next question about injector settings what is the goal of the "single fire mode PW" table and should I be changing those with the injectors that I have?
Thanks Rob, putting those numbers in the tune tonight, will post tomorrow what results where.
Next question about injector settings what is the goal of the "single fire mode PW" table and should I be changing those with the injectors that I have?
Thanks Rob, putting those numbers in the tune tonight, will post tomorrow what results where.
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When the injector PW gets small the ECM can revert to single fire mode. This is one injection event per engine cycle. The ECM doubles the PW, so that it is larger, and fires the injectors half as often.
The "INJ - Single Fire Mode PW - PORT Only" values define when the ECM switches between single and double fire mode. Lower then the Enter value and the ECM goes single fire. Once the PW goes above the Exit value it changes back to double fire mode. Note that both of those PW values are based on the double fire PW.
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Populate these two tables:
INJ - Injector Correction Offset
INJ - Small PW Correction - PORT Only
The small PW table gets zeroed out.
The offset table, use the 12.8V value at 0 volts. Then the 6.4V value from 1.6V through 6.4V
Extrapolate the 15.0V value up through the remaining voltages.
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INJ - Injector Correction Offset
INJ - Small PW Correction - PORT Only
The small PW table gets zeroed out.
The offset table, use the 12.8V value at 0 volts. Then the 6.4V value from 1.6V through 6.4V
Extrapolate the 15.0V value up through the remaining voltages.
RBob.
so do I copy the table you posted into the small PW table or do I completely zero out the whole table?
As for the offset table how exactly do I do this? please forgive the newbish questions, I work graves and my brain is fried lol.
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As for the offset table how exactly do I do this? please forgive the newbish questions, I work graves and my brain is fried lol.
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https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/extrapolate
Using the graph feature in TunerPro is the easiest way to do this. Note the before and after screen shots.
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Ok I added the tables you posted and did a few VE learns and I feel like the VE is damn near perfect aside from a few areas.
Since I changed the offset table my AE has taken a dump. If I try to stab the gas it goes WAY lean then straightens out. Also, it seems to want to cut out and stall when it comes to a stop or at idle in gear. I have to put it in neutral to keep it from dying.
Since I changed the offset table my AE has taken a dump. If I try to stab the gas it goes WAY lean then straightens out. Also, it seems to want to cut out and stall when it comes to a stop or at idle in gear. I have to put it in neutral to keep it from dying.
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Re: Tuning with the EBL
Ok I added the tables you posted and did a few VE learns and I feel like the VE is damn near perfect aside from a few areas.
Since I changed the offset table my AE has taken a dump. If I try to stab the gas it goes WAY lean then straightens out. Also, it seems to want to cut out and stall when it comes to a stop or at idle in gear. I have to put it in neutral to keep it from dying.
Since I changed the offset table my AE has taken a dump. If I try to stab the gas it goes WAY lean then straightens out. Also, it seems to want to cut out and stall when it comes to a stop or at idle in gear. I have to put it in neutral to keep it from dying.
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Re: Tuning with the EBL
Can the output of an electric fuel pressure sending unit be fed into the EBL to be displayed in the WUD? Anyone tried it? what sending unit did you use and what was the setup in the EBL? I'm running a TBI 350.
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Yes it can, I used an Autometer 3 wire sending unit that was rated 0-60 psi. The 3 wires are Sensor Reference Ground, +5vdc Sensor Reference, Output Signal.
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Increasing the values in the PW table(s) will increase the volume of AE.
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Originally Posted by robertfrank
That's strange, it doesnt seem to have a high idle. Ive even had to raise the idle with the set screw because sometimes it feels like it wants to die if I leave it idling long enough.
Welcome aboard (EBL wise).
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Opens in your default browser. Dependent upon which EBL system one has, the "EBL Flash" above can be "EBL P4 Flash", or "EBL SFI-6 Flash."
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I need to get the mph right on the ecm. I don't care about the speedometer being right. What would need to change with PPM?
p.s). Does EBLshow the current rpm or what the tach says?
p.s). Does EBLshow the current rpm or what the tach says?
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p.s). Does EBLshow the current rpm or what the tach says?
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So I only have one O2 sensor bung in my car. I plan to have another bung added, but I didnt think to do that before I started tearing it apart and putting new stuff on it.
So I need to get my car either:
1. Running/tuned well enough to make a 20 mile round trip to my exhaust guy to have him put a new bung on it. I propose to do this by not running in closed loop, ignoring the narrowband O2 signal altogether (Is this a bad idea?) until I can get one in the car.
2. Pull the y-pipe off the car and take it to my exhaust guy to weld the bung on.
The second option is extra work, and a pain in the butt. So it comes down to what my odds are that I can get the car running somewhat reasonably without the nb sensor and/or without closed loop.
So am i going to be able to get it to drive reasonably without closed loop? Is simulated narrowband plenty good enough for a while? Or do I need to yank the y-pipe off and have a bung added to it?
Also, I have a push button start. How important is it that the ebl receives a crank signal?
So I need to get my car either:
1. Running/tuned well enough to make a 20 mile round trip to my exhaust guy to have him put a new bung on it. I propose to do this by not running in closed loop, ignoring the narrowband O2 signal altogether (Is this a bad idea?) until I can get one in the car.
2. Pull the y-pipe off the car and take it to my exhaust guy to weld the bung on.
The second option is extra work, and a pain in the butt. So it comes down to what my odds are that I can get the car running somewhat reasonably without the nb sensor and/or without closed loop.
So am i going to be able to get it to drive reasonably without closed loop? Is simulated narrowband plenty good enough for a while? Or do I need to yank the y-pipe off and have a bung added to it?
Also, I have a push button start. How important is it that the ebl receives a crank signal?
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I'm not sure how to answer your first question. As in it you mention a narrowband O2 signal. But then later state it is simulated (?).
Which would mean that there is an active WB setup in place. Whichever it is, a NB O2, or a WB O2, use it to tune the engine via auto VE Learn.
As first it is usually better to use closed loop and a NB O2 signal. This allows the ECM to actively change the fueling. Of which the WUD can use to do a VE Learn.
The crank signal comes off the starter solenoid, so it will be present unless it was removed. It is used as part of the fuel pump relay diagnostics and for fuel enrichment when in limp mode while cranking.
Other then that it isn't required.
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Which would mean that there is an active WB setup in place. Whichever it is, a NB O2, or a WB O2, use it to tune the engine via auto VE Learn.
As first it is usually better to use closed loop and a NB O2 signal. This allows the ECM to actively change the fueling. Of which the WUD can use to do a VE Learn.
The crank signal comes off the starter solenoid, so it will be present unless it was removed. It is used as part of the fuel pump relay diagnostics and for fuel enrichment when in limp mode while cranking.
Other then that it isn't required.
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I'm not sure how to answer your first question. As in it you mention a narrowband O2 signal. But then later state it is simulated (?).
Which would mean that there is an active WB setup in place. Whichever it is, a NB O2, or a WB O2, use it to tune the engine via auto VE Learn.
As first it is usually better to use closed loop and a NB O2 signal. This allows the ECM to actively change the fueling. Of which the WUD can use to do a VE Learn.
The crank signal comes off the starter solenoid, so it will be present unless it was removed. It is used as part of the fuel pump relay diagnostics and for fuel enrichment when in limp mode while cranking.
Other then that it isn't required.
RBob.
Which would mean that there is an active WB setup in place. Whichever it is, a NB O2, or a WB O2, use it to tune the engine via auto VE Learn.
As first it is usually better to use closed loop and a NB O2 signal. This allows the ECM to actively change the fueling. Of which the WUD can use to do a VE Learn.
The crank signal comes off the starter solenoid, so it will be present unless it was removed. It is used as part of the fuel pump relay diagnostics and for fuel enrichment when in limp mode while cranking.
Other then that it isn't required.
RBob.
And yes, the purple wire is not attached to the starter solenoid.
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Re: Tuning with the EBL
Sorry, another VSS question. If my cable driven VSS claims to be a 4000 ppm square wave sensor, can I connect it directly to the ECM A10 (No buffer/DRAC)? I would then change VSS pulse per mile to 4004 ppm. Will this work?
I need 4000 ppm for my Cruise control unit.
Thanks in advance
I need 4000 ppm for my Cruise control unit.
Thanks in advance
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Re: Tuning with the EBL
Idles like glass now! Something that's been puzzling me though is that sometimes my kc will just shoot up to 1024 out of nowhere and sometimes get knock at 6325 rpm even though 5000 is redline .. bad esc maybe?