- Sun Jan 10, 2021 12:51 pm
#47521
Have you looked at your log in megalogviewer? If you haven't,you should learn to use it. You can download it for free.
Next step may be to get a better shape to the VE table by reducing the active rpm in O2 corrections. You only needed to set it out of range when adjusting idle. I suggest perhaps setting to 1200 rpm.
Assuming you have a licensed version of TS, you can use the autotune feature. In the autotune screen, you can right click on on cells you have selected, and lock them. So, in the first instance, lock the idle cells. This will prevent autotune from altering the VE values in those cells. Then some gentle driving at sustained rpm to allow autotune sufficient sampling time to adjust the VE. Don't get to enthusiastic about it as your advance table is not proven yet. you will still need to revisit the hesitation point in your tune, but this may go part way to solving it.
Enjoy
Next step may be to get a better shape to the VE table by reducing the active rpm in O2 corrections. You only needed to set it out of range when adjusting idle. I suggest perhaps setting to 1200 rpm.
Assuming you have a licensed version of TS, you can use the autotune feature. In the autotune screen, you can right click on on cells you have selected, and lock them. So, in the first instance, lock the idle cells. This will prevent autotune from altering the VE values in those cells. Then some gentle driving at sustained rpm to allow autotune sufficient sampling time to adjust the VE. Don't get to enthusiastic about it as your advance table is not proven yet. you will still need to revisit the hesitation point in your tune, but this may go part way to solving it.
Enjoy
Mere Mortal