autoenginuity 4.4
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Laughing Gas
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autoenginuity 4.4
I downloaded the new version and went to use it today and i couldn't find the accelerater peddle position voltage like i heard was on there now. I have been having some problems with my pedal only reading 75-80% at WOT and bought my second replacement pedal and installed it today and was going to use ae to see if it was fixed now but couldn't find the voltage. I don't know if i am looking in the wrong place, thought it would be right next to accelerater pedal position %, or if i downloaded it wrong. Thanks
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Me thnks the voltage reading is only available with the 6.0's. I cannot find it on my truck either but I did see it on a buddies 05. I'm guessing that after all the trouble Ford had with them they added it as a pcm output on the 6.0
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Laughing Gas
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I couldn't find it and i got my second replacement pedal, third one in all and it still only reads in the 75-79% for accelerater pedal position? I don't think all three pedals are bad, one i had, one from dieselsite and one from local ford dealership. I don't know where to go from here.
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6.0L has always had pedal voltage IIRC.
7.3L Pedal Voltage is NOT a factory PID. The PCM doesn't output this data directly. Even the factory Ford tool "fakes" this reading. If your version of 4.4 isn't showing 2 "Accelerator Pedal Position" PIDS in the list (which it should be), you can fake it yourself quite easily. Just open the % pid and change the scaling to .05 and you'll have the Volts conversion. This is exactly how the factory Ford tools do it.
I did make AE aware of this as it is supposed to show up as a second entry in the list, even though it's only a "conversion".
7.3L Pedal Voltage is NOT a factory PID. The PCM doesn't output this data directly. Even the factory Ford tool "fakes" this reading. If your version of 4.4 isn't showing 2 "Accelerator Pedal Position" PIDS in the list (which it should be), you can fake it yourself quite easily. Just open the % pid and change the scaling to .05 and you'll have the Volts conversion. This is exactly how the factory Ford tools do it.
I did make AE aware of this as it is supposed to show up as a second entry in the list, even though it's only a "conversion".
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