Hi, thank you for accept me on the forum. Im getting involved with and MS 2 V3.0 card and Im wondering if is it possible that during a deceleration to move back the IAC stepper motor some steps to make the deceleration some softer putting additional air and gradually move it forward to normal iddle rpm. I don´t know if there is a parameter that could control this behavior. Thank you all.
I do not have MSQ files yet. Im just introducing into software configuration.
IAC Extra air during deceleration
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Re: IAC Extra air during deceleration
Like a throttle follower on the GM code ?
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Re: IAC Extra air during deceleration
You can set whatever number of steps you like in the closed loop initial values table.
But you just have to hope that the valve moves fast enough to catch before the engine stalls.
But you just have to hope that the valve moves fast enough to catch before the engine stalls.
Re: IAC Extra air during deceleration
Thank you Joe. I really dont know about the GM code, but what I have seen in most of modern cars is that when you depress accelerator, the engine does not drop revs dramatically, instead they make a soft decreasing of rpms until the engine achieves the regular idle speed.anesthes wrote:Like a throttle follower on the GM code ?
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Re: IAC Extra air during deceleration
Thank you hybrid, yes I think that would work. I will try that way an let you know. Thank you again.hybrid wrote:You can set whatever number of steps you like in the closed loop initial values table.
But you just have to hope that the valve moves fast enough to catch before the engine stalls.
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