Where is AIR divert in 8746 ($61)?
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Where is AIR divert in 8746 ($61)?
I'm used to tunig my '730 but this is the first time I'm working on an 8746 ECM (helping out a fellow member).
We could not find the AIR divert constants in the bin file, using TunerPro. Does the $61 XDF file not have them? From searching here, I get the feeling that they are somewhere in there but I didn't find the exact offsets and translation info.
If anybody has this information, it would be greatly appreciated and I'd update and post the new XDF afterwards.
We could not find the AIR divert constants in the bin file, using TunerPro. Does the $61 XDF file not have them? From searching here, I get the feeling that they are somewhere in there but I didn't find the exact offsets and translation info.
If anybody has this information, it would be greatly appreciated and I'd update and post the new XDF afterwards.
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Re: Where is AIR divert in 8746 ($61)?
These are the calibration entries. Although I never went through them to see what did what.
RBob.
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;---------------------------------------------- ; ; AIR ; ;---------------------------------------------- LD499: FCB 2 ; timer val LD49A: FCB 1 ; major loop O2 filter coef, for L003C LD49B: FCB 161 ; O2 val, 699mV LD49C: FCB 65 ; O2 val, 282mV LD49D: FCB 50 ; timer val LD49E: FCB 164 ; scaled rpm val LD49F: FCB 20 ; counter/timer val, in L0077 LD4A0: FCB 8 ; map val, 22.5 Kpa LD4A1: FCB 80 ; delta map val, 25 Kpa LD4A2: FCB 199 ; coolant thres, 20c LD4A3: FCB 50 ; timer/counter for L0078 LD4A4: FCB 0 ; timer/counter thres for L0079 LD4A5: FCB 96 ; coolant thres, 67c LD4A6: FCB 255 ; map thres LD4A7: FCB 255 ; rpm / 25 val, 6375 LD4A8: FCB 38 ; rpm / 25 val, 950 rpm
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Re: Where is AIR divert in 8746 ($61)?
Thank you very much, RBob, this is what I was looking for.
The TunerPro XDF file for $61 doesn't cover the 0x43D-0x4B5 range so it doesn't surprise me that I didn't find it in there.
Would anybody happen to know the calculation constants to translate the raw values into desired real-life values (temp, mV etc)?
Thanks!
The TunerPro XDF file for $61 doesn't cover the 0x43D-0x4B5 range so it doesn't surprise me that I didn't find it in there.
Would anybody happen to know the calculation constants to translate the raw values into desired real-life values (temp, mV etc)?
Thanks!
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