LTC 145-150 engine running lean?
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LTC 145-150 engine running lean?
After changing to a 3“ exhaust system and also switching from an auto to a 6 sp manual trani, my engine seems to bog. It’s as if it were running lean. It’s basically from about 1300 to 2500 in gears 1 to 4. I richened the mixture 5% twice, as it seemed to be running lean; didn’t help any. LTC about 145 –150 and STC about 128.
I used Vemaster exe but all it did was lean out the mixture.
Anyone know what else this might be. I still think I’m running lean!! But Vemaster doesn’t.
I used Vemaster exe but all it did was lean out the mixture.
Anyone know what else this might be. I still think I’m running lean!! But Vemaster doesn’t.
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Originally Posted by vettef6
It’s basically from about 1300 to 2500.
You'll probably have to add some AE, VE, and reduce the timing.
Thou without seeing you .bin, you might have to do the opposite... Judging by what you said the VE learn said.
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Grumpy, I was also thinking the converter was covering up the bog. I had a 2400 TC and so it really fits in the range I'm having trouble with.
I was just thinking; if I'm having trouble with this cam, not really a big cam, what do other people do when using a 242/248 or bigger cam????
Since I already richened up the VE table about 10%, I can't think richening up the mixture a little more isn't going to help. I'm going to reduce the timing about 3° and see what happens.
Which one of the AE tables do you mean??
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Arnold
I was just thinking; if I'm having trouble with this cam, not really a big cam, what do other people do when using a 242/248 or bigger cam????
Since I already richened up the VE table about 10%, I can't think richening up the mixture a little more isn't going to help. I'm going to reduce the timing about 3° and see what happens.
Which one of the AE tables do you mean??
Thanks
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Originally Posted by vettef6
Grumpy, I was also thinking the converter was covering up the bog. I had a 2400 TC and so it really fits in the range I'm having trouble with.
I was just thinking; if I'm having trouble with this cam, not really a big cam, what do other people do when using a 242/248 or bigger cam????
Since I already richened up the VE table about 10%, I can't think richening up the mixture a little more isn't going to help. I'm going to reduce the timing about 3° and see what happens.
Which one of the AE tables do you mean??
I was just thinking; if I'm having trouble with this cam, not really a big cam, what do other people do when using a 242/248 or bigger cam????
Since I already richened up the VE table about 10%, I can't think richening up the mixture a little more isn't going to help. I'm going to reduce the timing about 3° and see what happens.
Which one of the AE tables do you mean??
Just more tuning.
Don't think too much, experiment, and take notes, then look for trends.
There are probably 2, one MAP based, and one TPS based. Going from an auto to man means you'll probably want to use less MAP based AE, and more TPS based. Again, experiment....
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Grumpy, there are 7 AE tables I see:
Accel. Enrich. Vs. Differential TPS (Mult)
Accel. Enrich. Vs. Coolant Temp. (Multi)
Accel. Enrich. Delta TPS PW Factor vs. Asyncr Pulse
Accel. Enrich. Delta MAP PW Multiplier vs. Delta MAP
Accel. Enrich. Delta MAP PW Multiplier vs. Coolant Temp.
Accel. Enrich. Delta MAP PW Decay Factor vs.- Coolant Temp
Accel. Enrich. Delta MAP Enable Threshold vs. TPS
Which one should I change??
One thing to consider is, that just touching the gas pedal (accelarating) a little, and the engine runs okay.
Arnold
Accel. Enrich. Vs. Differential TPS (Mult)
Accel. Enrich. Vs. Coolant Temp. (Multi)
Accel. Enrich. Delta TPS PW Factor vs. Asyncr Pulse
Accel. Enrich. Delta MAP PW Multiplier vs. Delta MAP
Accel. Enrich. Delta MAP PW Multiplier vs. Coolant Temp.
Accel. Enrich. Delta MAP PW Decay Factor vs.- Coolant Temp
Accel. Enrich. Delta MAP Enable Threshold vs. TPS
Which one should I change??
One thing to consider is, that just touching the gas pedal (accelarating) a little, and the engine runs okay.
Arnold
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Accel. Enrich. Vs. Differential TPS (Mult)
This is the one that you change to add fuel for a given change in throttle position
Accel. Enrich. Delta MAP PW Multiplier vs. Delta MAPThis should be the one for changes in MAP. Someone please correct me if I'm wrong, I usually use the TPS table.
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Originally Posted by thirdgen88
Accel. Enrich. Vs. Differential TPS (Mult)
This is the one that you change to add fuel for a given change in throttle position
Accel. Enrich. Delta MAP PW Multiplier vs. Delta MAPThis should be the one for changes in MAP. Someone please correct me if I'm wrong, I usually use the TPS table.
You got it.
The coolant temp correction is for making huge changes.....
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Here are the two tables. Can you tell me how much you would change if you were me??
%TPS Multiplier
0.0.... 1.500
3.1.... 1.500
6.3.... 1.313
9.4.... 1.250
12.5.... 1.156
15.6.... 1.094
18.8 ... 1.031
21.9. .. 0.750
25.0... 0.625
28.1... 0.625
31.3 ... 0.625
34.4 ... 0.500
37.5 ... 0.250
40.6 ... 0.250
43.8 ... 0.250
46.9 ... 0.250
50.0... 0.250
KPA Multiplier
0.... 0.125
10... 0.125
20... 0.141
30... 0.172
40... 0.211
50... 0.258
%TPS Multiplier
0.0.... 1.500
3.1.... 1.500
6.3.... 1.313
9.4.... 1.250
12.5.... 1.156
15.6.... 1.094
18.8 ... 1.031
21.9. .. 0.750
25.0... 0.625
28.1... 0.625
31.3 ... 0.625
34.4 ... 0.500
37.5 ... 0.250
40.6 ... 0.250
43.8 ... 0.250
46.9 ... 0.250
50.0... 0.250
KPA Multiplier
0.... 0.125
10... 0.125
20... 0.141
30... 0.172
40... 0.211
50... 0.258
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Originally Posted by vettef6
Here are the two tables. Can you tell me how much you would change if you were me??
Like I said, get in there, experiment, and take notes. You can learn more in 2-3 chips, then a full day of posting on a thread. The worst you can do is maybe foul a plug...
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