How can I idle in open loop?
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How can I idle in open loop?
I know it invovles changing some delay paramaters but which ones and what do I change them to?
I'm running a 7747 with the amur bin and the 7747.mine ecu file for an .xdf.
I'm running a 7747 with the amur bin and the 7747.mine ecu file for an .xdf.
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Re: How can I idle in open loop?
Here are the values GM used in one of the BBC open loop idles:
The BIN address is as shown without the leading 'LD' . So the first parameter is at BIN addy $29E. The values are shown as they are in the BIN, but in decimal. If these parameters are not in the ECU/XDF file, convert the values to hex and use the Hex Editor to enter them.
RBob.
Code:
;---------------------------------------------- ; ; OPEN LOOP IDLE CALIBRATIONS ; ;---------------------------------------------- LD29E: FCB 10 ; 10 MPH, OPN LP IDLE THRESH LD29F: FCB 6 ; 2%, OPN LP IDLE THRESH TPS LD2A0: FCB 38 ; 950 RPM, Open loop RPM thresh IDLE OFF LD2A1: FCB 56 ; 1400 RPM, Open loop RPM thresh IDLE ON LD2A2: FCB 0 ; 0 Sec's, Open loop IDLE AFR Ratio enable TIME DELAY LD2A3: FCB 0 ; 0 Sec's, Open loop IDLE AFR Ratio TIME DELAY LD2A4: FCB 140 ; 14.0 Open loop AFR MAX AT IDLE ;----------------------------------------------
The BIN address is as shown without the leading 'LD' . So the first parameter is at BIN addy $29E. The values are shown as they are in the BIN, but in decimal. If these parameters are not in the ECU/XDF file, convert the values to hex and use the Hex Editor to enter them.
RBob.
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