Re: hall sensor testing ok on bench but not in car
Posted: Sun Jan 31, 2016 2:19 am
Groovy!
Now get to tuning.
Get the ve table good before doing anything with accels (particularly eae) other than flatlining them.
dont forget to use the idle features esp idle timing and idle ve, huge improvements over the years.
(OK, your still on carbs... the idle timing feature still works)
Don't be afraid of adding timing below ~80 kpa.
That's ~like WOT above Denver, it needs far more timing to complete the burn.
"Fixed" timing is for setting your base timing offset
If you want to actually control advance vs MAP and RPM, you need to select "table"
Now get to tuning.
Get the ve table good before doing anything with accels (particularly eae) other than flatlining them.
dont forget to use the idle features esp idle timing and idle ve, huge improvements over the years.
(OK, your still on carbs... the idle timing feature still works)
Don't be afraid of adding timing below ~80 kpa.
That's ~like WOT above Denver, it needs far more timing to complete the burn.
"Fixed" timing is for setting your base timing offset
If you want to actually control advance vs MAP and RPM, you need to select "table"