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Thanks Matt.

Typo on resolution 2 heading, should be disconnect MAP sensor.

Get them cleaned and flowed. You should do that anyway for secondhand injectors.

The latency can be figured out when tuning.

I wouldn't be apprised of the lookup tables used in nistune don't scale that high. It's not like your car would ruin at that afr. The important thing is that out is the same at the afr you are tuning at. You can view the table used by nistune, can't remember the exact directory but it will be in a f...

If you are on the latest beta version you need to tick b fuel schedule when connecting with Nistune.


It's not the maf

Yes the code is normal.

There should be an option to disable it in the dtc flag section I think (not sure on your particular ecu, there is for stagea)

Read the guides and go from there.

If you are going to be tuning you need to understand what is happening.

I have contacted Matt regarding this, you need to enable Bfuel schedule when consult connects.

It has also been upgraded to show tp during stream mode.

The Coils to get are: C1512 D514A OEM part 12573190 These are all part numbers for the same denso coil. Lots of testing has been done on all the variants and this one does not false fire (effectively uncontrolled added advance) at higher dwell levels like the others. There are plenty of documented ...

Check fuel pressure. It's unlikely the existing just stuffed up.

That's fantastic news Matt.

I am getting excited!

Glad you have fixed it Could you post your. bin file for curiosity? I noticed in your first post you mentioned the map sensor was reading 15% at idle and 50% atmospheric, where is it plumbed in? In the stock location it wouldn't read any vacuum as it is in the crossover pipe near the bov. That could...

nickbucher wrote:Will flex fuel be locked to the zietronix sensor or will it be usable (with calibration curves like afm) with cheaper sensors such as the GM one?

The zeitronix unit uses a gm sensor, it converts the sensors output to 0 to 5 volts. You can't just uses the sensor on its own due to its output.

The y axis scale is in percent,not milliseconds, so you are not setting a specific dwell time. You increase the original values as per matts post. Otherwise if your method was correct the stock dwell time would be enormous. The dwell time is increased as battery voltage drops to ensure the coils are...