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Tuning 101 - Thread Merged with Injector Posts
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[QUOTE="uncool, post: 1365731, member: 1802"] "I wish I could rewrite the function that relates boost to MFD so that it relates boost to PW... Would be SOOOOO easy to control fueling without neudering ICP! We need ICP.... it's PW we can't have too much of at low boost!" I am not a tuner, nor do I have software yet, just thinking out loud. So I have been thinking about this for a bit with my trans tuning with PCS. In essence, we run a 2 bar map sensor that has some limited range, IE, ~18 psi = full fuel that the PCM commands or looks for. ~24 psi = check engine light for over boost. So as the PCM sees 18 psi, it says yahoo I have full fuel, I don't care what you throttle position/ICP/MFD and so on is. Just because your boost gauge goes to 50 PSI, you PCM doesn't care. So, would it be an advantage to us to use a different MAP sensor that made better use of the 0 - 5 V signal that the PCM sees? More linear fuel delivery and smoother. [/QUOTE]
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