Starting Pulse Width
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Starting Pulse Width
Per the manuals I see that the starting pulse width is only supposed to be based on the cranking pulse width curve. I am getting around 18.6 pulse width during cranking and my required fuel is 13.9. that percentage increase is around 133. My starting pulse curve shows around 1.18 at around 70 deg F. So I am confused as to how it is getting a higher value of correction. files attached.
1970 Chevelle, 540 big block, AFR heads, headers, mild cam
MS3 release 1.4.0, sequential fuel, LS2 coil per plug
Tuner Studio MS V3.0.05
MS3 release 1.4.0, sequential fuel, LS2 coil per plug
Tuner Studio MS V3.0.05
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- Super MS/Extra'er
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Re: Starting Pulse Width
I think you have to add the injector dead-time to your calcs; and that rises to about 2msec when you are cranking at 9.4V So, 13.9 x 1.18 = 16.4, then add the 2 to get 18.4, close enough?
Re: Starting Pulse Width
thanks. that is what I was looking for.
just curious, does the program automatically adjust each injector for the assigned dead time curve.
just curious, does the program automatically adjust each injector for the assigned dead time curve.
1970 Chevelle, 540 big block, AFR heads, headers, mild cam
MS3 release 1.4.0, sequential fuel, LS2 coil per plug
Tuner Studio MS V3.0.05
MS3 release 1.4.0, sequential fuel, LS2 coil per plug
Tuner Studio MS V3.0.05
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- Super MS/Extra'er
- Posts: 6828
- Joined: Sun May 15, 2011 11:41 am
- Location: Walnut Creek, Calif. USA
Re: Starting Pulse Width
I think so, but let's find out for sure... I also think there are other parameters considered for cranking pulse (MAT maybe?), but the dead-time is the bulk of your discrepancy.