25 downloads and no opinions?
Are they just bots digging?
E38 Documentation attempt - Starting from the DTC functions.
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Xnke
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MPC001
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Re: E38 Documentation attempt - Starting from the DTC functions.
Had a quick look. Great progress. Most of the cals are under the parameter mem block folder (xdf def'd?). Some tables (lo/hi Oct spk (?) seem to have an area where the conv factor doesn't look right. What areas were you after feedback on specifically?
Will take another look.
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Tre-Cool
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Re: E38 Documentation attempt - Starting from the DTC functions.
i downloaded, havent had a chance to look yet.
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Re: E38 Documentation attempt - Starting from the DTC functions.
I've clicked it a couple of times and had a look. I have no goal and nothing to compare it too, so I appreciate the work and the share but nothing to add. Just watching to see what cool things people do with it.
Have you read the FAQ? For lots of information and links to significant threads see here: http://pcmhacking.net/forums/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=1396
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Xnke
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Re: E38 Documentation attempt - Starting from the DTC functions.
Nothing major, other than people actually were looking at it. If it was just bots digging it, I'd have pulled it down to save site bandwidth until the next update.
I am concerned that some of the tables are not defined correctly. I know the table area is correct, but the axes are not labeled right and the tables still look bad, they aren't being displayed in a format that looks "good" to me yet.
As far as I have worked it out so far, the fueling and engine displacement calculators in the tool menu only work for 9078, I am planning to make those tie in with the XDF, or find a way to auto recognize which BIN the tool is looking at, so that the calculator tools still work.
I am concerned that some of the tables are not defined correctly. I know the table area is correct, but the axes are not labeled right and the tables still look bad, they aren't being displayed in a format that looks "good" to me yet.
As far as I have worked it out so far, the fueling and engine displacement calculators in the tool menu only work for 9078, I am planning to make those tie in with the XDF, or find a way to auto recognize which BIN the tool is looking at, so that the calculator tools still work.
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KingAustraliaggGG
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Re: E38 Documentation attempt - Starting from the DTC functions.
I will have a look, I have a full e38 xdf for a few Holdena now. I even added the same ECM numbers that it's counterpart editor would use. Took alot of effort and was clean room
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KingAustraliaggGG
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Re: E38 Documentation attempt - Starting from the DTC functions.
I got xdf made for
E38 12609099 - my best one that has nothing missing.
P59 12592433 / 12587603
P01 12225074
E40 12598977
E38 12609099 - my best one that has nothing missing.
P59 12592433 / 12587603
P01 12225074
E40 12598977