AutoEnginuity Tips
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AutoEnginuity Tips
Ponch37300's idea has come to life. A section has been added to 7point3.com for diagnostic procedures and tips using AutoEnginuity. Ther are just a few at this point but many will be added in the coming weeks. I you dont see one you think would be a good addition PM me or Ponch37300 and we will try to get it completed.
www.7point3.com/aetips/aedocs.aspx
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www.7point3.com and there is a link along with the mods, orings, and parts pages
www.7point3.com/aetips/aedocs.aspx
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www.7point3.com and there is a link along with the mods, orings, and parts pages
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Alan- that is Awesome. Now if we could make some sort of a spreadsheet with all the values from which to compare values from. Both cold, and warm at idle and under a given condition, such as with 15psi boost. It is certainly a good start. One of the items in my talking with Jonathon at Swamps was that the injector PW was only reaching about 3ms which indicated that the computer is not giving the engine the fuel it needs. That should be reading much higher undler load, upwards of 5-6ms.
Long story short, a spreadsheet listing baseline values from which to compare for various sensors and actuators.
Long story short, a spreadsheet listing baseline values from which to compare for various sensors and actuators.
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