help with increasing cranking fuel pulse width
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xr8 5.0tt
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help with increasing cranking fuel pulse width
Hi everyone I have an l67 that i have converted to E85 and want try increasing the cranking fuel pulse width mainly when the coolant temp is cold to see if this helps with a hard start issue, I have tried adjusting the cranking fuel pulse width multiplier vs cts table but every time i make a change and try to save it this table resets it self back to zero, is this the table i should be adjusting or am i on the wrong track.
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VL400
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Re: help with increasing cranking fuel pulse width
There is a problem with the XDF, it has lost a link to the cranking PW scalar. You can fix it by editing the conversion factor....
- Select "Crank - Fuel Pulse Width Multiplier V's CTS" and press F2
- Click the conversion tab
- Click edit cell equation
- Select Argument A and click choose.
- Scroll down to "Crank Table Scalar For Max Crank Pulse Width". Select and click ok.
- Click the OKs to save and get back to the normal TP screen, the table will now have values.
- Select "Crank - Fuel Pulse Width Multiplier V's CTS" and press F2
- Click the conversion tab
- Click edit cell equation
- Select Argument A and click choose.
- Scroll down to "Crank Table Scalar For Max Crank Pulse Width". Select and click ok.
- Click the OKs to save and get back to the normal TP screen, the table will now have values.
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xr8 5.0tt
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Re: help with increasing cranking fuel pulse width
thanks for your advice this worked a treat starting to get some were now