When I load up a bin using WinBin and under the values tab every time i select the rev limit to cut fuel i get a run time error 11 divide by zero error

is this the program or my bin file?

thanks

 

Winbin has a problem with 16 bit values, you have to edit that value with a hex editor, and then load the file in Wnbin and recaclculate the checksum. Winbin will, however show you the correct value when you look at the limiter....



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I cant even look at the value in winbin


and what address is that byte located at?

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What version of the .ecu file are you using?

I'll email you the latest one....

 

32Bv001.ecu


v8power@home.com

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That should work, I just looked at a $32B bin with that ecu file. Are you sure that the bin you are trying to look at is not actually a $32 bin?

 

I am new at this so it quite possible


how do you tell them apart?

 

The easiest way to tell them apart is to try to load the bin in the demo version of TunerCat, and it will tell you which TDF file it would require. But I think that $32 is the most likely one for it to be.....

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'89 Camaro IROC-Z 5.7L TPI - Mods under construction :-)
Custom ARAP Chip Under Development/180 t-stat, Edelbrock TES Headers,
SLP Airfoil, K&N Filters, Accel 8mm wires, Relocated MAT, AFPR @ 45 PSI

 

Hi,

I know this is an old post, but I'm having the same trouble. Anyone know the address where these are located?

thanks

johnfamily@bigfoot.com

 

Yep, you can find the .ecu files at:

http://www.area51.org.il/~zaphodb/gmecm/

 

Thanks Greg.

I had a major brain-fart with that one! Of course it's in the .ecu file! I'm going to try winhex to edit the value directly. (Not like I'd ever be able to rev to 10K rpm or whatever it is anyway!) Is there a better editor to use?

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I just went in with Winhex and changed the values to something more realistic (~6K rpm). Really very simple to do! Now I hopefully have a realistic rev limiter. Winhex is a very nice tool.