when i go into afr table the maximum afr shown is 100kpa, il be needing alot higher than this, but i can alter the kpa values as in spark table, they are blocked and i cant change the kpa values or rev values!? can anyone help me?
also as current state my kpa values are off the guage? anyone know whats going on here, its a 4 bar map sensor installed by diy autotne!
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Ian,
The fuel rpm and map bins are editable on the VE tables, not on the AFR target tables. I did this because 1) the ve tables have a generator that will give you a good distribution over the MAP and RPM bins; 2) although the fuel rpm and map bins are used for all fueling functions, I wanto to make apparent that they were most significantly related to the ve table.
You could edit the ini file and delete the "readonly" attribute on those table entries, but you could also go to the ve table and change them there.
ERic
The fuel rpm and map bins are editable on the VE tables, not on the AFR target tables. I did this because 1) the ve tables have a generator that will give you a good distribution over the MAP and RPM bins; 2) although the fuel rpm and map bins are used for all fueling functions, I wanto to make apparent that they were most significantly related to the ve table.
You could edit the ini file and delete the "readonly" attribute on those table entries, but you could also go to the ve table and change them there.
ERic