Help with EMU tuning
Originally Posted by jari8378,Feb 11 2010, 11:14 AM
I think your TB is the problem. For the moment, re-install the stock part and use the Greddy TK1 stock map. disable the acelleration maps and use the AF taget map to keep your afr's around 11.8 in boost.
Are you using the greddy pressure sensor?
How is your maps scaled? Are you tuning in negative pressure?
Are you using the greddy pressure sensor?
How is your maps scaled? Are you tuning in negative pressure?
I'm not concerned with the AFR in boost because that all seems to be ok. I monitor the hell out of my wideband when I even come close to boost.
I'm using the factory MAP which was new last summer.
When I attempted to tune just the idle last night, I enable the INJ 2 map just to test and I scaled the map as follows:
-------500 600 750 900 1100 1300 1500
.25
.5
.75----------------------x
1.0
1.25
1.5
1.75
It idled right about where the is. I let the A/F target map adjust all around it. When I was done the AFR was near 14.7 in all surrounding cells.
Is the acceleration map something I should be looking at to correct this?
There is a airflow map called Boost Limiter Cut Setting in EMU. This is most likely set somewhere around 2.7v. This should be from the output on your MAP. Once you are getting to 1bar the clamp is in place so the factory ecu does not see the increased airflow beyond this point. This is where YOU have to add the extra fuel through the I/J Adj. Map. If you don't have this map tuned then you will go lean every time you are in boost. Not sure if this is your issue but sounds possible from skimming over your post.
There is a airflow map called Boost Limiter Cut Setting in EMU. This is most likely set somewhere around 2.7v. This should be from the output on your MAP. Once you are getting to 1bar the clamp is in place so the factory ecu does not see the increased airflow beyond this point. This is where YOU have to add the extra fuel through the I/J Adj. Map. If you don't have this map tuned then you will go lean every time you are in boost. Not sure if this is your issue but sounds possible from skimming over your post.
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