Title: Decrease Injection Time Post by: unicornux on January 20, 2020, 05:11:52 AM hi guys
how i can decrease injection time in idle RPM? is this has a separated table in bin file? OR i must change the Lambda or injection table? in the way, how i can Decrease fuel consumption with tune ecu? only Lambda and Injection tables are involved for this?(which tables must be changed?) thanks a lot :) Title: Re: Decrease Injection Time Post by: adam- on January 20, 2020, 06:05:12 AM What ECU?
Title: Re: Decrease Injection Time Post by: unicornux on January 20, 2020, 06:13:05 AM What ECU? For vast majority of ecu. for example BOSCH ME7.4.4 or BOSCH ME 7.4.9 and etc... i want to find a pattern for decrease fuel consumption for any cars. Title: Re: Decrease Injection Time Post by: fknbrkn on January 20, 2020, 07:39:25 AM Great plan
Title: Re: Decrease Injection Time Post by: adam- on January 20, 2020, 07:43:19 AM Make max load request from the throttle pedal 1% at all points.
Title: Re: Decrease Injection Time Post by: Bitshifter on January 20, 2020, 09:38:46 AM For vast majority of ecu. for example BOSCH ME7.4.4 or BOSCH ME 7.4.9 and etc... i want to find a pattern for decrease fuel consumption for any cars. Jesus Maria.... ::) It`s simple: first find the "physik off switch" Title: Re: Decrease Injection Time Post by: Blazius on January 20, 2020, 12:37:15 PM Make max load request from the throttle pedal 1% at all points. rofl. Lower consumption? Idle at 600 RPM lol,until you are constantly stalling. Title: Re: Decrease Injection Time Post by: nyet on January 20, 2020, 02:01:24 PM Make max load request from the throttle pedal 1% at all points. This will do the trick nicely. Title: Re: Decrease Injection Time Post by: unicornux on January 20, 2020, 11:02:11 PM Make max load request from the throttle pedal 1% at all points. thanks adam. it's meaning in load table i increase 1% all cells? i dont know. excuse for my junk question but what's the meaning of your sentence? can you more describe this issue? Title: Re: Decrease Injection Time Post by: adam- on January 21, 2020, 12:40:27 AM Try it and you'll see. KFPED set to a flat 1%.
Title: Re: Decrease Injection Time Post by: unicornux on January 21, 2020, 01:14:48 AM Try it and you'll see. KFPED set to a flat 1%. thank you adam. according to the this topic(http://nefariousmotorsports.com/forum/index.php?topic=58.0 (http://nefariousmotorsports.com/forum/index.php?topic=58.0)), KFPED is: 12x16 -16 bit values, 16 bit axis - Driver Requested Power. is it true? if yes, how i can change 16 bit values to 1? in this table some value are very big, such as 29491 or 42598. change all of them to 1? Title: Re: Decrease Injection Time Post by: adam- on January 21, 2020, 01:19:17 AM Your table isn't defined properly. It's RPM vs. Pedal position with Z being % load.
Title: Re: Decrease Injection Time Post by: unicornux on January 21, 2020, 01:27:38 AM Your table isn't defined properly. It's RPM vs. Pedal position with Z being % load. i guess. can i send you my ori dump file and you check it? for once and in next time i promise i can do it myself. or please introduce me a tutorial that help me to file this map. :) :P Title: Re: Decrease Injection Time Post by: woj on January 21, 2020, 02:28:48 AM You really don’t see your leg is being pulled? ;)
Reminds me of a guy that wanted to buy my previous turbo project car because he needed the power, but also he planned to commute to work with it and wanted to lean it out mid load down to AFR 17 to make the whole turbo owning economical. Seriously. Title: Re: Decrease Injection Time Post by: adam- on January 21, 2020, 02:52:30 AM Reminds me of a guy that wanted to buy my previous turbo project car because he needed the power, but also he planned to commute to work with it and wanted to lean it out mid load down to AFR 17 to make the whole turbo owning economical. Seriously. You know if you crack the exhaust flange U/S of the O2 sensor it'll read 17+. Simple. Title: Re: Decrease Injection Time Post by: prj on January 21, 2020, 06:36:09 AM And this is why it's a good idea to pay at least some attention in high school physics class...
Title: Re: Decrease Injection Time Post by: unicornux on January 22, 2020, 12:51:32 AM And this is why it's a good idea to pay at least some attention in high school physics class... oh maaan. it's seems you was hero in high school too. ;D OK. now can you help me? unfortunately i dont remember my high school because i graduated many years ago. ;) thanks. Title: Re: Decrease Injection Time Post by: adam- on January 22, 2020, 12:52:34 AM What problem do you have or what are you trying to solve?
Title: Re: Decrease Injection Time Post by: prj on January 22, 2020, 01:07:01 AM oh maaan. it's seems you was hero in high school too. ;D OK. now can you help me? unfortunately i dont remember my high school because i graduated many years ago. ;) thanks. Yeah, how about re-visiting the first law of thermodynamics. Title: Re: Decrease Injection Time Post by: unicornux on January 22, 2020, 01:09:57 AM What problem do you have or what are you trying to solve? i try to decrease fuel consumption. my supposition is i touch this target with decrease injection time(for example 3.5ms for each injector converted to 2.5 ms) of each injector. with this plan i can demonstrate my work is true. so, how i can decrease injection time with ECU remap? which tables must be change and how? ??? by the way, Is this scientific? :-\ if no, what is scientific way for decrease fuel consumption? ::) thanks in advance. you are savior,Adam. Title: Re: Decrease Injection Time Post by: unicornux on January 22, 2020, 01:15:48 AM Yeah, how about re-visiting the first law of thermodynamics. OK.Title: Re: Decrease Injection Time Post by: prj on January 22, 2020, 01:50:31 AM OK. Good, and after that, pick up a book internal combustion engine BASICS. The things you're writing here show complete ignorance to how an engine works and also basic physics. Maybe after you do these things you can come back to this thread and laugh at the things you posted the same way everyone else here is doing right now. Title: Re: Decrease Injection Time Post by: woj on January 22, 2020, 01:56:20 AM with this plan i can demonstrate my work is true. So with this plan, if it works out, are you planning to sell this solution to the whole automotive industry for big $$$, because they were not able to figure it out for the last ~40 years of designing EFI systems and that's why all the cars consume more fuel than strictly necessary? Title: Re: Decrease Injection Time Post by: unicornux on January 22, 2020, 02:54:47 AM Good, and after that, pick up a book internal combustion engine BASICS. OK, i suggest you shut your mouth and refresh this page and read other people notices. rather, learn. ;)The things you're writing here show complete ignorance to how an engine works and also basic physics. Maybe after you do these things you can come back to this thread and laugh at the things you posted the same way everyone else here is doing right now. thanks in advance. Title: Re: Decrease Injection Time Post by: unicornux on January 22, 2020, 03:08:23 AM So with this plan, if it works out, are you planning to sell this solution to the whole automotive industry for big $$$, because they were not able to figure it out for the last ~40 years of designing EFI systems and that's why all the cars consume more fuel than strictly necessary? really? is this true? i can increase power so increase fuel consumption. why i cant decrease fuel consumption? is this trade off between power and fuel consumption? i can not sell this solution to big(or small) company. because every body read this topic can learn this trick (if it works out) 8) i believe the open source world :) we can help each other and use all of us :) Title: Re: Decrease Injection Time Post by: adam- on January 22, 2020, 03:29:43 AM Yeah lol you do not understand.
Title: Re: Decrease Injection Time Post by: prj on January 22, 2020, 03:32:45 AM OK, i suggest you shut your mouth and refresh this page and read other people notices. rather, learn. ;) thanks in advance. Arrogance paired with ignorance. Amazing. Maybe you should run for president. Title: Re: Decrease Injection Time Post by: unicornux on January 22, 2020, 03:41:24 AM Yeah lol you do not understand. yes i noob and i dont understand. so help me and introduce me more source and tutorials. where is my problem? by the way, i'm not native in english so it's possible i lose some context. thanks. Title: Re: Decrease Injection Time Post by: unicornux on January 22, 2020, 03:44:10 AM Arrogance paired with ignorance. Amazing. Maybe you should run for president. you abuse me and i was angry for this. you could help me not abuse me. any way, excuse me bro. Title: Re: Decrease Injection Time Post by: prj on January 22, 2020, 04:16:01 AM You literally need to read how an engine works to understand that what you are proposing is ridiculous and will not get you anywhere. Clearly it's not sufficient when we tell you.
No abuse here. Title: Re: Decrease Injection Time Post by: unicornux on January 22, 2020, 04:53:06 AM You literally need to read how an engine works to understand that what you are proposing is ridiculous and will not get you anywhere. Clearly it's not sufficient when we tell you. No abuse here. ok. thanks. i try to read more about engine works. so, do you know how i can decrease fuel consumption? do you have any suggestion for me? Title: Re: Decrease Injection Time Post by: adam- on January 22, 2020, 04:54:00 AM YOU CAN'T.
Title: Re: Decrease Injection Time Post by: unicornux on January 22, 2020, 05:02:11 AM YOU CAN'T. i can't or no one can this? Title: Re: Decrease Injection Time Post by: fknbrkn on January 22, 2020, 06:24:01 AM You cant spend a 10 min to read engine basics and air fuel ratio
Seems like some kind of trolling here but why? Title: Re: Decrease Injection Time Post by: bitmap on January 22, 2020, 07:34:26 AM YOU CAN'T. Oh yes you can.It is possible to do it on a direct injected SI engine with continuously variable intake and exhaust camshaft phasing or a direct injected diesel with VNT turbocharger if they are not optimally tuned from the factory. On 1.8T you can't. Title: Re: Decrease Injection Time Post by: adam- on January 22, 2020, 07:47:14 AM On 1.8T you can't. I refer to the ECU he's talking about, which is not DI. Title: Re: Decrease Injection Time Post by: prj on January 22, 2020, 09:05:09 AM Oh yes you can. It is possible to do it on a direct injected SI engine with continuously variable intake and exhaust camshaft phasing or a direct injected diesel with VNT turbocharger if they are not optimally tuned from the factory. On 1.8T you can't. A modern engine is nearly always optimally tuned for factory. Optimally for a ratio of emissions and fuel efficiency. If you throw emissions out of the window, then you can make some small fuel efficiency gains. Title: Re: Decrease Injection Time Post by: bitmap on January 22, 2020, 09:59:03 AM If you throw emissions out of the window, then you can make some small fuel efficiency gains. Exactly.In my country I pay over 50% "Eco" tax on every liter of fuel I put in my car, so F*** emissions, I want my engine as efficient as possible. In some cases, especially with diesel engines, there are quite substantial gains to be had. Title: Re: Decrease Injection Time Post by: unicornux on January 22, 2020, 10:51:20 AM Oh yes you can. It is possible to do it on a direct injected SI engine with continuously variable intake and exhaust camshaft phasing or a direct injected diesel with VNT turbocharger if they are not optimally tuned from the factory. On 1.8T you can't. thanks bitmap. in my country gasoline price recently increase 200%! and most car here are pollutant. my car consumption is 12 liter per 60 miles :| and i eliminate car Catalytic converter (because its very expensive). now my car injection parameter is 4.5 ms(whereas in standard car is 3 ms). i want just make some small fuel efficiency gains. it's possible i lose some HP and it's not important for me. so, in this topic ( http://nefariousmotorsports.com/forum/index.php/topic,530.0.html (http://nefariousmotorsports.com/forum/index.php/topic,530.0.html) ) most of the talk regarding to lambda operation will directly apply to my car as well? Title: Re: Decrease Injection Time Post by: unicornux on January 22, 2020, 10:53:06 AM Title: Re: Decrease Injection Time Post by: bitmap on January 22, 2020, 12:42:24 PM unicornux: don't waste your time.
I tried to improve fuel efficiency on 1.8t and everything I did made things worse. Best thing you can do is to keep car in best possible working order or buy something newer with more potential for mods in this regard. Title: Re: Decrease Injection Time Post by: unicornux on January 22, 2020, 01:38:52 PM unicornux: don't waste your time. Thanks bitmap. Best answer. I tried to improve fuel efficiency on 1.8t and everything I did made things worse. Best thing you can do is to keep car in best possible working order or buy something newer with more potential for mods in this regard. And thank to all people who help me in this road. Thank you so much. Title: Re: Decrease Injection Time Post by: adam- on January 22, 2020, 03:25:14 PM and i eliminate car Catalytic converter (because its very expensive). now my car injection parameter is 4.5 ms(whereas in standard car is 3 ms). Removing the cat will not affect that (excluding cat heating, before some mouthbreather comments). Title: Re: Decrease Injection Time Post by: unicornux on January 22, 2020, 09:54:53 PM Removing the cat will not affect that (excluding cat heating, before some mouthbreather comments). i mean that the emissions not important for us. Title: Re: Decrease Injection Time Post by: nyet on January 23, 2020, 12:22:17 AM there are a million random day to day ways your car is going to eat more fuel than the miniscule benefits you'll get tuning the car for fuel efficiency over emissions.
If you wan't to save gas, the best way was already recommended above. Limit KFPED to 25% Enjoy your slow waste of time and effort. Title: Re: Decrease Injection Time Post by: adam- on January 23, 2020, 12:34:57 AM i mean that the emissions not important for us. No I'm saying if you've removed the cat and your economy has got worse, you've done something wrong. It should remain the same as stock. |