AFR tables????
Posted: Wed Jul 26, 2006 12:27 pm
Ok. I thought I had all this well and truly sussed.
I have now hit a stumbling block that I cant seem to get past, so I'm looking for some guidance.
I have been running a NB sensor on my engine and have succsesfully used Auto Tune to tune the mid range of the VE map.
I have tuned the low MAP low RPM section using seat of pants and an emmissions tester.
I have now upgraded to a WB sensor and Innovate controller and wish to tune the high MAP/high RPM area of the map.
As I understand it I have to now generate an AFR table.
If I understand the way auto tune works with a WB sensor then it will try to "adjust" the map to satisfy the AFR table.
Is this correct?
My problem is how do I generate the AFR table?
I've read the "tuning MegaSquirt=II" section till my eyes bleed but still I must be missing something......
Do I just guess at the figures for the AFR bins?
If I do. How do I chack that my guesses are correct?
The more I think about this the more I think I must be missing something fundamental.
HEEEEEELP
Thanks in advance for any guidance you can give.
Regards
Brian
I have now hit a stumbling block that I cant seem to get past, so I'm looking for some guidance.
I have been running a NB sensor on my engine and have succsesfully used Auto Tune to tune the mid range of the VE map.
I have tuned the low MAP low RPM section using seat of pants and an emmissions tester.
I have now upgraded to a WB sensor and Innovate controller and wish to tune the high MAP/high RPM area of the map.
As I understand it I have to now generate an AFR table.
If I understand the way auto tune works with a WB sensor then it will try to "adjust" the map to satisfy the AFR table.
Is this correct?
My problem is how do I generate the AFR table?
I've read the "tuning MegaSquirt=II" section till my eyes bleed but still I must be missing something......
Do I just guess at the figures for the AFR bins?
If I do. How do I chack that my guesses are correct?
The more I think about this the more I think I must be missing something fundamental.
HEEEEEELP
Thanks in advance for any guidance you can give.
Regards
Brian