fuel multipliers
fuel multipliers are what they are based on the injector pulsewidth that you put into the maps. Something about the 8 bit math in the ECU doesnt allow numbers without having a multiplier to come up with larger values.
if you are uncertain on how to use them or calculate them, just make sure you have the auto detect multipliers on in the properties
if you are uncertain on how to use them or calculate them, just make sure you have the auto detect multipliers on in the properties
basically, nope...
from what I understand, they were a necessity in the days of modifying maps manually in Excel and then using a hex editor to manually change them in the BIN file
this is what they used to do before programs like Ghettodyne and Turboedit (for OBD0)
from what I understand, they were a necessity in the days of modifying maps manually in Excel and then using a hex editor to manually change them in the BIN file
this is what they used to do before programs like Ghettodyne and Turboedit (for OBD0)
Originally Posted by topspeed
how do you enable the auto detector?
search around in there and its a check box that needs to be checked
k i tried it...i opened properties and clicked on fuel multipliers, on the right side there are 4 values boxes and under that it says *Auto Detection Disabled* and beside that there is an EDIT button. Is this normal?
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robs99si
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Jun 1, 2004 11:41 PM



talking about te2.0 of course
