History of MembersPage/GergelyLezsak/BigSixTurbo/InjectorsTwo
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2007-01-22 12:45:56 . . . . 63.115.207.35 [new tries with injectors, problems mostly remained]
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2007-01-08 21:00:26 . . . . MembersPage/GergelyLezsak [New injector install page with lots of troubles]


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I simply can't get the car normally idle. It wobbles between 500-1500 rpm rapidly or stumbling around at 800 rpm -no matter how much air is allowed (via MDI commands). It changes between these behaviors without any change in config.
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2007.01.21

Still couldn't get reasonable control over injectors. With normal values of inj opening I can't get normal idle. At a bit higher RPM, VE table needs to fall below idle area. It started to show somewhat good idle when I changed injopen to 400-800us, rampup to 2000-2400us. No need to say this made low loadsites(60-80kPa) to be pig rich because it can't give narrow pulses at all then.

Interestingly higher loadsites (100-120kPa) were also disrespecting VE table at all, I could change VE from 30% to 255% without significant change in lambda value. In fact the only thing really changed behavior (and lambda) was the injector opening settings and req_fuel.

I even wonder how the car's operating so smoothly with an untunable VE table.

New data here:

http://quasar.dynaweb.hu/~lezsi/bmw/attila/20070122/config.txt

http://quasar.dynaweb.hu/~lezsi/bmw/attila/20070122/tables.txt

http://quasar.dynaweb.hu/~lezsi/bmw/attila/20070122/megasquirt200701211810.msq

http://quasar.dynaweb.hu/~lezsi/bmw/attila/20070122/datalog200701211822.xls

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2007.01.08

I simply can't get the car normally idle/drive. It wobbles between 500-1500 rpm rapidly or stumbling around at 800 rpm -no matter how much air is allowed (via MDI commands). It changes between these behaviors without any change in config.

**This behavior is cured by now. It needed ignition based idle to be turned ON, and everything was changed immediately.

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** I suspect it was ignition based idle control again.