thebeerbaron

iTrader: (1)

I'm having trouble getting my MS2E started. It's been penguin-butt cold here, so I'm fighting a losing battle. I know the mantra is to just copy DIY's numbers, but their stuff is in milliseconds and the MS2 uses something called Pulse Width Percents.

I know PW% is related to the REQ_FUEL number, but does anyone know how? And how are the millisecond numbers for the MS1 related to REQ_FUEL, injector size, or what have you?

I'd really like to get this puppy to fire, any help would be appreciated!

patsmx5

iTrader: (16)

I modified the stock values slightly but anyway, this is what I'm running now. Granted it dosn't start right when it's freezing, but it eventually starts.

http://i231.photobucket.com/albums/ee155/patsmx5/pw.jpg

Matt Cramer

The cranking pulse width is equal to Req_Fuel (which is already in msec) times the percentage.

thebeerbaron

iTrader: (1)

Thanks guys!

Now why wouldn't the software do something useful like add the unit of measurement next to the Req_Fuel? It looks like some magic number without it.