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Old 11-17-2012, 12:24 AM
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All correct, andy lol... but i am referring mostly to the fact that it says its making near 23psi. Nevermind the other bullshit, how is that even possible? Lingenfelter was surprised when they heard it was making 20...and then i see 250kpa on the scanner today.
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Is there a mechanical boost gauge on this thing, to verify that the MAP sensor (or wiring) isn't on the fritz??
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No mechanical boost gauge. I want to put one on after seeing that number, though... The most interesting part is the corresponding drop in fuel pressure seems to support the MAP sensor's claims.
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Does this truck have a fuel pump control module?
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It does have the FPCM. Also has the handy little bleeder valve in the fuel bucket that prevents fuel pressure from exceeding around 70psi. So at full boost it drops below 50 every time.
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Makes me wonder if the FPCM uses MAP sensor data to control fuel pressure. I bet it does, somehow. But...... I have no idea how that helps.

But it does bring me back to the question of, is the MAP sensor info correct?
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Originally Posted by smokeshow


Anybody see anything wrong with this picture?
250kpa @ 2700
-9 degree's of timing
desired vs actual fuel pressure
cmd afr vs actual

thats just off a quick glance.
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Not sure if the MAP is correct. Should be finding out today... And Area47, that desired pressure is EPC desired pressure, not fuel. But yes overall, pretty fucked up. lol
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ah, i see.

whats going on with the commanded afr vs the wb?!?!
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Wideband is a flatline lol. There's nothing in the input.


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