plug them numbers into your battery voltage injector offset table
Replace what is there with what he gave you.
1990 Chevy Suburban 5.7L Auto ECM 1227747 $42!
1998 Chevy Silverado 5.7L Vortec 0411 Swap to RoadRunner!
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So I got curious last night and looked at the injector offset vs battery voltage table in the bin file and I would have to do some calculating with the numbers Jon at FIC gave me. What's the best way to calculate these numbers to make them work in the table?
I asked him if he had exact numbers to match my voltage numbers in the bin file but he said I would have to do the calculations.
are you sure your xdf is correct that looks like a wrongly defined table with "batt volts" instead of "Injector bias add-on vs Injector pulse width" all the codes i work with run a 8 colomn batt volts table and 17 colomn injector bias v's pulsewidth table
Here's two I found if someone has time to double check. I just don't have the time but wanted to help...
Code:;---------------------------------------------- ; INJECTION OFFSET VS BATTERY ; ; Dissassemby of ARAP, LINES = 17 ; 09-19-1994, 09:59:00 ; ; TBL = 0.032768 * usec ; TBL = 32.768 * Msec ;---------------------------------------------- ORG $03B5 ; ; usec V BAT ;---------------------------------- LC3B5 FCB 20 ; 610 0.0 LC3B6 FCB 20 ; 610 1.6 LC3B7 FCB 20 ; 610 3.2 LC3B8 FCB 20 ; 610 4.8 LC3B9 FCB 187 ; 5707 6.4 LC3BA FCB 76 ; 2319 8.0 LC3BB FCB 49 ; 1495 9.6 LC3BC FCB 37 ; 1129 11.2 LC3BD FCB 22 ; 671 12.8 LC3BE FCB 16 ; 488 14.4 LC3BF FCB 15 ; 458 16.0 LC3C0 FCB 10 ; 305 17.6 LC3C1 FCB 5 ; 153 19.2 LC3C2 FCB 1 ; 31 20.8 LC3C3 FCB 0 ; 0 22.4 LC3C4 FCB 0 ; 0 24.0 LC3C5 FCB 9 ; 275 25.6 ;----------------------------------------------Code:;---------------------------------- ;Injector Pulse Width Correction vs Battery Voltage ; ;Val = usec / 30.518 ; ;usec added vDC ;----------------------------------- LC3B5: .db 0x14 ; 0.0 .db 0x14 ; 1.6 .db 0x14 ; 3.2 .db 0xFE ; 4.8 .db 0xBA ; 6.4 .db 0x4C ; 8.0 .db 0x31 ; 9.6 .db 0x25 ; 11.2 .db 0x17 ; 12.8 .db 0x10 ; 14.4 .db 0x0F ; 16.0 .db 0x0A ; 17.6 .db 0x05 ; 19.2 .db 0x01 ; 20.8 .db 0x00 ; 22.4 .db 0x00 ; 24.0 .db 0x00 ; 25.6 ; ;******************************************************
1990 Chevy Suburban 5.7L Auto ECM 1227747 $42!
1998 Chevy Silverado 5.7L Vortec 0411 Swap to RoadRunner!
-= =-
I missed your thread earlier. I have had a 1-wire O2 stick rich at idle and it causes the AFR to go way lean. the car would run great any other time but go full lean at idle. I tested the sensor with a torch and it would first stick rich as it cooled down from it's working temperature. A 1-wire O2 just doesn't work well at the end of headers when it doesn't get enough heat applied to it.
As for your offsets. Extrapolate between points or draw a graph spread out on a big piece of graph paper to get the values for the voltages you need.
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