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how do you read the fuel map do you multiply or divide air fuel ratio
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This fuel table uses a percentage of the master fuel value, 30 in the table equates to 30%.
What are you trying to work out regarding your AFR's?
I'm just trying to learn how to tune I'm a beginner I'm use to dividing 14.7 to the wide band afr and getting the numbers I need
I'm just trying to learn how to tune I'm a beginner I'm use to dividing 14.7 to the wide band afr and getting the numbers I need
Have you checked out the understanding AFR course? it's probably got all yours answers right there.
What are you using to read AFR s? Are you using just pump fuel?
For figure out the number to type in the fuel table I've learned divide what ever your gas is with the numbers your wide band says
The numbers in the Link Fuel table represent the percentage of the master fuel pulse width before any compensations are applied.
In a nutshell, larger numbers will add fuel. They have no direct correlation at all to your measured AFR other than the obvious effect that changing the numbers will change the measured AFR.
You can manipulate the numbers in the table to achieve your target AFR by using the equation:
Measured AFR / Desired AFR = Correction Factor
Multiply the current value in your fuel table by the correction factor and this will get your AFR on track.
