Help me understand why fuel cut is kicking in
#1
Help me understand why fuel cut is kicking in
Ok as I drive around and let off the accelerator my AFR will jump to max (22.4%), when I try to tune the VE table the bottom 2 rows wind up being very high. So I decided to turn off overrun fuel cut by lowering the MAP setting in in Engine State Settings to 1 ( it was set to 18). It didn't seem to make a difference, What am I doing wrong?
#2
My first guess is your dead time is off (.767 is pretty short) and/or you need some small pulse width adjustments.
I don't see any fuel cut showing up in your log. You would normally see PW drop to 0, and your log shows a min PW of 1.21ms.
However, you do go full lean whenever you are under PW of about 1.6 ms.
I had this issue when my dead time was off and I also needed to adjust small pulse width to handle non-linear fuel delivery at low pulse widths.
What injectors are you using?
I don't see any fuel cut showing up in your log. You would normally see PW drop to 0, and your log shows a min PW of 1.21ms.
However, you do go full lean whenever you are under PW of about 1.6 ms.
I had this issue when my dead time was off and I also needed to adjust small pulse width to handle non-linear fuel delivery at low pulse widths.
What injectors are you using?
#4
Your dead time might be ok then.
If you have a 1999+, you should be using the 58 psi table - I think earlier models should use 43.5 table.
It looks like your voltage compensation curve isn't set to the table values - update your voltage % Curve 1 table to the numbers shown in the 58 psi table.
If you have a 1999+, you should be using the 58 psi table - I think earlier models should use 43.5 table.
It looks like your voltage compensation curve isn't set to the table values - update your voltage % Curve 1 table to the numbers shown in the 58 psi table.
#8
I'm not sure you are listening ...
You NEED to configure your injector voltage curve on the Injector Dead-Time dialog before you do anything else! Especially before you re-tune your VE map.
Populate Curve 1 with the values from the 58 psi injector data table you showed earlier (if you have a 1999+).
See if that works for you; once done then you can play with your dead-time, if still needed.
You can get the cell table to show at the bottom by clicking on the right hand 3 dots (...)
You NEED to configure your injector voltage curve on the Injector Dead-Time dialog before you do anything else! Especially before you re-tune your VE map.
Populate Curve 1 with the values from the 58 psi injector data table you showed earlier (if you have a 1999+).
See if that works for you; once done then you can play with your dead-time, if still needed.
You can get the cell table to show at the bottom by clicking on the right hand 3 dots (...)
#9
I'm not sure you are listening ...
You NEED to configure your injector voltage curve on the Injector Dead-Time dialog before you do anything else! Especially before you re-tune your VE map.
Populate Curve 1 with the values from the 58 psi injector data table you showed earlier (if you have a 1999+).
See if that works for you; once done then you can play with your dead-time, if still needed.
You can get the cell table to show at the bottom by clicking on the right hand 3 dots (...)
You NEED to configure your injector voltage curve on the Injector Dead-Time dialog before you do anything else! Especially before you re-tune your VE map.
Populate Curve 1 with the values from the 58 psi injector data table you showed earlier (if you have a 1999+).
See if that works for you; once done then you can play with your dead-time, if still needed.
You can get the cell table to show at the bottom by clicking on the right hand 3 dots (...)
Thanks,
I change the curve first and it didn’t help. I left the new curve in place then slowly increase the dead time until I quit going lean.
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