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joshuafarwel
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« Reply #60 on: December 09, 2022, 06:07:24 PM »

Didn't find "LATRO" on my file, but are you saying for set these maps for desired target for narrowband that already had USR tricked?
Idk what youre trying to ask exactly but ive found the only thing that needs done to enable controlled lambda >1 is change your "lambdiag" value to whatever lambda you want to cruise at and raise lamlgmtm. No need to trick the ecu or sensor in any sorta way, although you might just want to disable open loop for low loads with RLLRUN if your ecu uses a narrowband sensor but maybe itd still be helpful to have narrowband lean adaptations, idk try it if you have a wideband gauge.
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« Reply #61 on: December 14, 2022, 05:30:12 AM »

Idk what youre trying to ask exactly but ive found the only thing that needs done to enable controlled lambda >1 is change your "lambdiag" value to whatever lambda you want to cruise at and raise lamlgmtm. No need to trick the ecu or sensor in any sorta way, although you might just want to disable open loop for low loads with RLLRUN if your ecu uses a narrowband sensor but maybe itd still be helpful to have narrowband lean adaptations, idk try it if you have a wideband gauge.
Maybe your car uses a Wideband, so you can target any lambda higher than one.
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« Reply #62 on: December 14, 2022, 06:05:30 AM »

With narrowband you can just modify the voltage of the switch point.
I don't remember what the ID is, but I used it to run 1.15-1.2 lambda on LPG.

I made it switchable though based on whether LPG is on or off, otherwise it is not possible to pass emission sniffer test on gasoline and also it runs like shit at 1.2 lambda on gasoline, actually using more fuel.
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« Reply #63 on: September 07, 2023, 08:04:27 AM »

Idk what youre trying to ask exactly but ive found the only thing that needs done to enable controlled lambda >1 is change your "lambdiag" value to whatever lambda you want to cruise at and raise lamlgmtm. No need to trick the ecu or sensor in any sorta way, although you might just want to disable open loop for low loads with RLLRUN if your ecu uses a narrowband sensor but maybe itd still be helpful to have narrowband lean adaptations, idk try it if you have a wideband gauge.
Trying this on MED 17.5.2 Wideband, but did not found "LAMBDIAG" map name, only similar map i've found was "LAMHAP", are this equivalent?
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« Reply #64 on: September 08, 2023, 02:18:27 AM »

Trying this on MED 17.5.2 Wideband, but did not found "LAMBDIAG" map name, only similar map i've found was "LAMHAP", are this equivalent?
Lamdiag is not a map, it's limitation in code
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