well i have been waiting weeks now for the wiki to comeback up on pgmfi.org so that i can figure out how to tune my ECU but still no luck. any other sites where I can learn how to tune?
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what exactly is it that you want to know? How to chip the ECU or basics on actually tunning? -
the actuall tuning with crome to be exact. I have numerous basemaps but I am not sure how to alter the tables to enact the changes i want.Comment
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Get out there and do it.
Easiest and best way to learn.
the wiki has been up for a long time.
http://web.archive.org/web/200507280...ibrary/WebHome
and in case you didn't know
forum.pgmfi.org
fuel maps are milli seconds the injectors are open during that certain vaccum/boost and rpm. timing is timing advance.
Hook your wideband up, and get your car to idle right. It's the best way to learn. If its too lean, add some fuel in the columns it's idling at.
It helps if you have something to datalog with(freelog), but doing it just with the wb works as well, just takes more time and fiddling with.
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Do you have a wideband o2? If you don't you have to get one, it's a must in order to tune. I have a PLX M300 installed in my car which is a wonderful unit and an Innovate LM-1 I use to tune other peoples cars. If you plan to have a sensor to move from car to car to tune with get something like an LM-1 if it's just you're car the more inexpensive units like the PLX would be ideal.
Using a wideband you'll be able to see how your changes in the tables directly affect the car.Comment
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