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Author Subject: ECU map screen shot please??
devere

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Post #1
Bit of a long shot here. But does anyone here have a copy of there ecu map on the computer? For an Omex preferably, but dta etc will do.

Could anyone that has, put up a screen shot of there coolant fuel trim table please. The table showing the extra fuel added by the water temp.

Just wanted to compare it to mine, as I need to trim some of the fuel out as it's over fuelling when cold.

I know it's all dependant on engine etc, but I just want something to compare to that's all.

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Posted 27th Jun 2014 at 09:04
welshpug!

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Its dependent on fuel pressure and injector sizing too, tbh you just need to get a wideband on it and have a play, see where its happy.

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Posted 27th Jun 2014 at 09:45
devere

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That's what I'm doing. Got the wide band in and ready for starting it up for the first time in ages. It runs fine when warm just rich when cold.

I was just wanting to see if there was a rough curve to the coolant fuel graph that is the common shape. So I know if I'm heading for something vaguely normal!
Posted 27th Jun 2014 at 10:07
Niall

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Ive got a Omex map for a standard 6 engine i can send you but ill be honest, the map is utterly s**te and massively over fuelled and barely started. Welcome to a copy if you PM me your emails address.
Posted 27th Jun 2014 at 18:09
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welshpug! wrote:
Its dependent on fuel pressure and injector sizing too, tbh you just need to get a wideband on it and have a play, see where its happy.


It's not - water temp compensation tables are normally done on a percentage basis from the base fuel map.

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Posted 27th Jun 2014 at 19:16
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I can provide some info - will try and post it over the weekend.

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Posted 27th Jun 2014 at 19:17
devere

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rich_w wrote:
I can provide some info - will try and post it over the weekend.


That would be grand if you could rich.

I know it's a percentage of extra fuel. As you say, must be a percentage of the map value added in.

As said previously, I know it will mean checking the wideband but it's just to get a rough idea of the curve shape that's common. I think currently my map at initial starting water temp is adding 50% or more fuel.
Posted 28th Jun 2014 at 07:33
devere

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Post #8
Also, if anyone has a chance, maybe a screen shot of the Start fuel coolant table as well please.

As said, its for a reference point more than anything. I haven't a clue what other maps/engines would require for these.
Posted 28th Jun 2014 at 14:42

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