FoMoCoSHO said:AWD TSB
Now that's service! Thanks!
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FoMoCoSHO said:AWD TSB
You're welcome.ShoBoat said:FoMoCoSHO said:AWD TSB
Now that's service! Thanks!
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SHOnUup said:After thinking I copied the attachment over to my tablet in the right folder, still couldn't find it in torque so I just manually loaded some custom PID'S ...
Noticed a difference in the equations for the 2 fuel pump pressure PID'S. ..when lookin at those 2 on 1st page they have .145 compared to 1.145 in the attachment file...haven't got to test which one is right yet.
SHOnUup said:Roger that..thx....spent many hours loading and playing with it last night and am now waiting on the woman to get home with car...man I thought she was taking the truck today
Wow...that is going to be a tough one. If I graph those values they look to be non-linear so I'm not sure what it is doing... Since you don't have a Taurus I am wondering your ECU and the associated PID/formula is trying to produce the -1 to +1 but Forscan is giving weird values. I don't know why you would even get a negative percent...sorry but I'm stumped on this one.millinnium said:Hi guys, i have been data logging, and finally, I found a situation where Learned Relative Octane Adjust will go negative, I have captured that HEX 0117 translate to -1.70% on FORScan.
This will mean that so far the 3 readings i have are:
HEX D145 = Decimal (53573) = 73.01%
HEX DCEC = Decimal (56556) = 54.81%
HEX 0117 = Decimal (279) = -1.70%
The positive values the formula works, but it goes to 300+ when it is suppose to read -1.70%
millinnium said:Hi guys, i have been data logging, and finally, I found a situation where Learned Relative Octane Adjust will go negative, I have captured that HEX 0117 translate to -1.70% on FORScan.
This will mean that so far the 3 readings i have are:
HEX D145 = Decimal (53573) = 73.01%
HEX DCEC = Decimal (56556) = 54.81%
HEX 0117 = Decimal (279) = -1.70%
The positive values the formula works, but it goes to 300+ when it is suppose to read -1.70%
I believe he is listing values or the learned octane PID not the PIDs themselves.ShoBoat said:millinnium said:Hi guys, i have been data logging, and finally, I found a situation where Learned Relative Octane Adjust will go negative, I have captured that HEX 0117 translate to -1.70% on FORScan.
This will mean that so far the 3 readings i have are:
HEX D145 = Decimal (53573) = 73.01%
HEX DCEC = Decimal (56556) = 54.81%
HEX 0117 = Decimal (279) = -1.70%
The positive values the formula works, but it goes to 300+ when it is suppose to read -1.70%
HEX 0117, is this Short term fuel trim?
ecoboostsho said:Wow...that is going to be a tough one. If I graph those values they look to be non-linear so I'm not sure what it is doing... Since you don't have a Taurus I am wondering your ECU and the associated PID/formula is trying to produce the -1 to +1 but Forscan is giving weird values. I don't know why you would even get a negative percent...sorry but I'm stumped on this one.millinnium said:Hi guys, i have been data logging, and finally, I found a situation where Learned Relative Octane Adjust will go negative, I have captured that HEX 0117 translate to -1.70% on FORScan.
This will mean that so far the 3 readings i have are:
HEX D145 = Decimal (53573) = 73.01%
HEX DCEC = Decimal (56556) = 54.81%
HEX 0117 = Decimal (279) = -1.70%
The positive values the formula works, but it goes to 300+ when it is suppose to read -1.70%
Depends on speed and ambient but 208 is pretty consistent going 75-80 on the highway. Sometimes higher. I have an alarm set at 230 but it doesn't get near that thankfully. I also tink that sounds a bit high though.wasinger3000 said:What kind of trans temps are you guys seeing usually? My highest so far has been 208. Seems a little hot.