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Re: LS1 Boost Custom OS
Yes it’s a PWM signal. Unsure of the frequency, but I would modulate the duty cycle. The EGR uses a PWM signal from the PCM even though it may be a stepper motor internally.
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Re: LS1 Boost Custom OS
ALmost all gm code uses egr feedback. It measures the actual egr position and compares it with the commanded position. If there is huge mismatch, an error is triggered. That way the code will know if anything bad happened with the commanded boost[stuck solenoid] and can trigger safety mode on failure, saving the engine.
You will need a solenoid that can provide 0-5v output for its current position.
You will need a solenoid that can provide 0-5v output for its current position.
Re: LS1 Boost Custom OS
I've deleted all the EGR code, so none of that logic exists.
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Re: LS1 Boost Custom OS
I think a simple comparison of the actual MAP vs. the target boost and then selecting the duty cycle would be enough to make it work. Boost less than target, do nothing ... boost just above target, small duty cycle ... boost greater than ~3 psi above target = higher duty cycle. It would mean another lookup table, or maybe just have like 2 different duty cycles to set (small overshoot, larger overshoot).bubba2533 wrote:Yes it’s a PWM signal. Unsure of the frequency, but I would modulate the duty cycle. The EGR uses a PWM signal from the PCM even though it may be a stepper motor internally.
Re: LS1 Boost Custom OS
Anyone know what version of EFI Live allows for overlapping .cax tables?
Because I scaled the stock VE table I can't create a .cax that overlaps with their table. They have earlier versions that allowed this, but I'm not sure what version and I'm not sure where to find it.
Because I scaled the stock VE table I can't create a .cax that overlaps with their table. They have earlier versions that allowed this, but I'm not sure what version and I'm not sure where to find it.
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Re: LS1 Boost Custom OS
I am not exactly sure when they made that change, but I use V7.5.7 build 230. I know it's OLD, but it was suggested to me years ago as a good one to stick with because of issues like this. I have copies of the install files if you want ... would just need to figure out how to get them to you.
Re: LS1 Boost Custom OS
Yeah send me a PM.turbo_bu wrote:I am not exactly sure when they made that change, but I use V7.5.7 build 230. I know it's OLD, but it was suggested to me years ago as a good one to stick with because of issues like this. I have copies of the install files if you want ... would just need to figure out how to get them to you.
Well, I started my truck today for the first time on the new OS. I only idled it because I was bleeding the cooling system, but it ran fine. Need to replace my heater hoses (found a small leak) and determine what is causing a small fuel leak from near the new fuel filter and I'll be able to drive it again.
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Re: LS1 Boost Custom OS
I am looking forward to seeing how this "Boost Custom OS" turns out. I am sure you won't be short of testers.
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So I got to looking at the 12212156 OS a couple days ago and it didn't look very different from the 12587603 OS and so I decided to make my code work on that OS.
I think I have it done, but I don't have a vehicle to test on. It would be nice to find someone that is willing to test experimental code. Also I would like that they are familiar with PCM Logger in case a ram address needs logged that is not available via commercial tuning tools.
I think I have it done, but I don't have a vehicle to test on. It would be nice to find someone that is willing to test experimental code. Also I would like that they are familiar with PCM Logger in case a ram address needs logged that is not available via commercial tuning tools.
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Re: LS1 Boost OS
I could test here in a week. I have a spare with 2156 already on it.