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Old 09-21-2011, 09:13 AM   #1
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Default 2011 STI Open Loop fueling maps Question

Hey guys:
For the 2011 STI MAIN Open Loop Fuel Maps...
Are the Primary Open Look Fueling KCA Additive B LOW & HIGH the same as the old Primary Open Look Fueling Map A & B..?

I know the 2011 STI definitions are still Experimental and just want to make sure I'm not missing anything here.

I posted examples below.
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I figured this out myself.. Just made some small changes to the Primary Open Loop Fueling KCA Additive B LOW map... Logged AFR with a wideband and saw the AFR change..

Hopefully this will help other CAUTIOUS folks.
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ideally you make larger adjustments using the MAF table and you can scale in percentage. the Open Loop table will make smaller changes at a less drastic rate
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ideally you make larger adjustments using the MAF table and you can scale in percentage. the Open Loop table will make smaller changes at a less drastic rate
MAF Sensor Scaling?
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Stuff like this makes me that my LGT only uses one set of tables.

Is there a parameter that you can log that will show you which set of tables the ECU is using?

Without a clear understanding of how the ECU alternates between the different sets of tables, it seems best to tune them all identically. Unless you are sure it uses one set 99% of the time, in which case you could just focus on that set, and leave the others set up very conservatively - like 0.5 richer, 4 degrees less timing, no WGDC, etc.
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^ you could log the final fueling target....or click the help tab and it should tell you

iirc the KCA High table = IAM of 1 and KCA Low = IAM <1 and the failsafe table is for limp mode
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^ you could log the final fueling target....or click the help tab and it should tell you

iirc the KCA High table = IAM of 1 and KCA Low = IAM <1 and the failsafe table is for limp mode
What about the KCA alternate table? Any one know please?
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That table is probably still not fully figured out. Ususally with alternates they are just an alternate to the A map. So mode the alternate the same way you mod the A map. Best way to check this is to check out the stock tune. If the two are the same, then you know your answer.
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