Need to recalibrate after code version upgrade?
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Need to recalibrate after code version upgrade?
Just curious. I usually have to do at least some recalibration of VE or warmup table values after even a minor code version upgrade. Does anyone else experience this or should I try to track down something strange about my setup? Thanks.
MS-II w/ 2.890
V3 PCB
MT 2.25
Twin-plugged EDIS
Porsche 3.3 turbo, GruppeB #041
V3 PCB
MT 2.25
Twin-plugged EDIS
Porsche 3.3 turbo, GruppeB #041
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Bruce Bowling
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Re: Need to recalibrate after code version upgrade?
No, none of the recent code changes should affect fuel settings. I never have to change any fuel settings and I burn all the time.
What you could do is datalog at idle warmed up with the old code, do the upgrade, and datalog again to see what is different.
- Bruce
What you could do is datalog at idle warmed up with the old code, do the upgrade, and datalog again to see what is different.
- Bruce
Re: Need to recalibrate after code version upgrade?
Thanks Bruce. I'll check it out.
MS-II w/ 2.890
V3 PCB
MT 2.25
Twin-plugged EDIS
Porsche 3.3 turbo, GruppeB #041
V3 PCB
MT 2.25
Twin-plugged EDIS
Porsche 3.3 turbo, GruppeB #041