Lean every time weather is cold
Is there any solution to this problem? There is at least a factor of 2 difference (afrs + 2 ex 16 instead of 14) every time the air gets cooler.
And no, it's not just the afterstart enrichments, this happens once the car is warm too. Would the solution be to have 2 or more VE tables to use according to the weather, because that would be a pain in the ass. |
Originally Posted by 90turboMX5
(Post 236900)
Would the solution be to have 2 or more VE tables to use according to the weather, because that would be a pain in the ass.
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i imagine the megasquirt has an air temp sensor for this very reason... air temp enrichment. set it so it adds fuel when the temp is lower. i'm sure someone has a set of values here.
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is it lean even after your coolant is up to temp?
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could be the torque converter.
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I don't have an issue with this, though when it's cold I tend to let the car warm up a little. You can use IAT based enrichment but it sounds like your IAT sensor isn't reading right because the MS should make corrections based on IAT. You can go into advanced- coolant based density, then set it up for IAT based enrichment and adjust your values in the table accordingly.
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I notice the car idling at slightly different A/F ratios from day to day, haven't quite worked it out yet. Sometimes it will idle at 12:5.1 or 14.5:1, but then at other times it will behave and sit around 13.3:1. IAT is the GM one.
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Originally Posted by hustler
(Post 236928)
could be the torque converter.
:rofl: technically you should be richer when it's cold. |
Originally Posted by cjernigan
(Post 236934)
I don't have an issue with this, though when it's cold I tend to let the car warm up a little. You can use IAT based enrichment but it sounds like your IAT sensor isn't reading right because the MS should make corrections based on IAT. You can go into advanced- coolant based density, then set it up for IAT based enrichment and adjust your values in the table accordingly.
Thanks |
Originally Posted by Braineack
(Post 237050)
:rofl:
technically you should be richer when it's cold. |
Is your IAT sensor reading correctly when it's cold?
Also, when did you get this MSPNP? We issued a bug fix for the sensor calibration values shortly after it came out, but it's possible you may have an early one. |
Originally Posted by Matt Cramer
(Post 237064)
Is your IAT sensor reading correctly when it's cold?
Also, when did you get this MSPNP? We issued a bug fix for the sensor calibration values shortly after it came out, but it's possible you may have an early one. What is required to update the old values? |
Originally Posted by 90turboMX5
(Post 237057)
When it's cold the air is denser = need more fuel
i was assuming warmup enrichments were in place.... |
Originally Posted by Matt Cramer
(Post 237064)
Is your IAT sensor reading correctly when it's cold?
Also, when did you get this MSPNP? We issued a bug fix for the sensor calibration values shortly after it came out, but it's possible you may have an early one. |
Ok, that one should have the fix already there. Do you have the AFM removed?
Updating the old values is simply a matter of loading the latest no-AFM firmware. |
Yea, I'll look at the values from the factory MSPNP and see if they are the same.
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Actually-- that may very well have the old firmware and config files-- that's when I was on the dyno figuring out the need for a change, and around that time it was implemented, but if you bought in early December it's entirely possible you need to update to the latest firmware and tuning software. It specifically addresses this. It's also assuming you're using our IAT sensor if you've done a MAF delete.
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