Tunerpro does first OBD-II message frames!
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Re: Tunerpro does first OBD-II message frames!
Does the MAF update the VE tables? I did something like this last year on my car, someone needed my help programing an aftermarket MAF called the DBX97 from Abaco, I put on my car to play with it, hooked it up to WB input of my 7730, logged it in a histogram then copy pasted the conversion to my VE tables, worked out good.
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Re: Tunerpro does first OBD-II message frames!
Ok nevermind!
I had a brain fart about how it did the calculations. The conversion from grams to liters is interchangeable and differs only by the specific gas constant for dry air. Theyre both the same technically, but at the time I did the vortec hac I chose to use liters for direct conversion to VE in tunerpro as the conversion is as simple as just dividing by the cylinder volume. GM represents it as grams, so the two conversions look different, but in fact are equivalent. Scaling my conversion factor by R directly gives GMs conversion for their funky grams*K/kPa.
I had a brain fart about how it did the calculations. The conversion from grams to liters is interchangeable and differs only by the specific gas constant for dry air. Theyre both the same technically, but at the time I did the vortec hac I chose to use liters for direct conversion to VE in tunerpro as the conversion is as simple as just dividing by the cylinder volume. GM represents it as grams, so the two conversions look different, but in fact are equivalent. Scaling my conversion factor by R directly gives GMs conversion for their funky grams*K/kPa.
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Re: Tunerpro does first OBD-II message frames!
Does the MAF update the VE tables? I did something like this last year on my car, someone needed my help programing an aftermarket MAF called the DBX97 from Abaco, I put on my car to play with it, hooked it up to WB input of my 7730, logged it in a histogram then copy pasted the conversion to my VE tables, worked out good.
([MAF grams/sec]*287.05*([IAT deg C] + 273)*120)/([MAP kPa]*1000*[RPM]*[engine displacement in L])
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Re: Tunerpro does first OBD-II message frames!
Although on second thought I should probably check the LS1 XDFs to make sure they are correct. I do recall taking into account the differences to make sure my notation gaves the actual correct VE values using GMs funky composite value, but its worth checking. I will also probably change them to %. just so theres no more confusion
Edit: The LS1 XDFs are correct as far as the conversion. I will re-release the fueling one with the corrected VE % tables.
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