BZPT 51 xdf injector scaling

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Re: BZPT 51 xdf injector scaling

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Do both addresss need to be changed? I can see them and in decimal one is way larger than the other.

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Re: BZPT 51 xdf injector scaling

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its 16 bit... set the xdf item to the first byte then 16 bit and it will use both bytes in the equation.
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Re: BZPT 51 xdf injector scaling

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Dont quite understand as I have not gone this in depth before. Are you using tuner pro with this? I can use tuner pro, but am using another editor at the moment and need a little more help with this if you could.

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Re: BZPT 51 xdf injector scaling

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well its a bit hard to help without knowing what editor yourt using, Jayme is referring to Tuner Pro 5 though.
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Re: BZPT 51 xdf injector scaling

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As the vehicle in question is using super 6 injectors I used the hex data and set them both to the parameters in the info sent. This worked good but need just a little more taken out. The editor I am using is just a very basic simple hack that another bloke did you a few of us many years ago and I can see things in 3 formats to be able to change my data. I basically have access to all site addresss even if they are not in the menu and all I need to know is what it should look like to find it if this makes sense. Is this setting a hi and low slope factor like a ford? Do both need to be alter the same amount? Thanks for the help so far as this has been invaluable and at least I am now getting back to where I should be.

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Re: BZPT 51 xdf injector scaling

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no its a stadard 16 bit value. one byte is 8 bits FF hex is 255 dec. this is a 2 byte value 16 bit so FFFF = 65535 dec.
1CE8 hex = 7400 dec.
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Sorry mate, but you are talking to someone who is not totally hex literate and I need it in laymans terms to be able to understand this more. I am totally computer illiterate but I am not a computer geek either. I can see the calcs on the info provided but dont understand how you got there. I have tuner pro 5 also which I can use to edit but not totllay familiar with all its functions yet.

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Re: BZPT 51 xdf injector scaling

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use windows calculator in programmer mode.
1CE8 hex is 7400 dec direct hexadecinal to decimal conversion. want to reduce the fuel rate by 5% take 7400 * 0.95 = 7030. 7030 in hex is 1B76. that is your new fuel rate thats 5% leaner.
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Re: BZPT 51 xdf injector scaling

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Thanks all for your help, the final result was 173kw at the wheels na VS V6 man.

Cheers all.
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Re: BZPT 51 xdf injector scaling

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well since we helped you get the tune finished, how about sharing the love and posting the bin up here :D
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