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- February 18, 2009
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- Winnipeg, Manitoba
- Year, Model & Trim Level
- 04 Mustang GT
Quick update.....Slow going.
I have not put much energy in to this, and have concentrated on drive-ability.
For some reason, finding the sweet spot on the crank fuel and air so that my truck starts easily at all temps is proving to be a challenge.
I do want to say thanks to @4pointslow for his help in tuning.
He turned me on to histograms, and creating user defined pids.
Here's a link to 4pointslow's description on user defined pids.
https://www.explorerforum.com/forums/index.php?threads/my-2004-explorer.441838/page-10#post-3567031
One of the histograms he created is to tune by ltft and let the livelink histogram do the work. It works amazingly well.
Tonight, over a beer, I created a user defined pid adding my two long term fuel trims together, and dividing by 2.
Then, I changed my histogram to use the user defined pid of LTFT so that it allows me to tune out of wot using an average of the 2 banks. Its pretty awesome to be able to take a couple things someone teaches you and marry them both together. Thanks 4pointslow!!
Ok, I give.....Once I have created the user defined pids, how do I save them in the configuration so they automatically show up the next time I open up my datalog config?
I have not put much energy in to this, and have concentrated on drive-ability.
For some reason, finding the sweet spot on the crank fuel and air so that my truck starts easily at all temps is proving to be a challenge.
I do want to say thanks to @4pointslow for his help in tuning.
He turned me on to histograms, and creating user defined pids.
Here's a link to 4pointslow's description on user defined pids.
https://www.explorerforum.com/forums/index.php?threads/my-2004-explorer.441838/page-10#post-3567031
One of the histograms he created is to tune by ltft and let the livelink histogram do the work. It works amazingly well.
Tonight, over a beer, I created a user defined pid adding my two long term fuel trims together, and dividing by 2.
Then, I changed my histogram to use the user defined pid of LTFT so that it allows me to tune out of wot using an average of the 2 banks. Its pretty awesome to be able to take a couple things someone teaches you and marry them both together. Thanks 4pointslow!!
Ok, I give.....Once I have created the user defined pids, how do I save them in the configuration so they automatically show up the next time I open up my datalog config?