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Re: Airflow readings with the Widget
[Re: Freddan72]
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26/10/2008 15:16
26/10/2008 15:16
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mattB
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I cant say I've checked mine, but I believe it maxes out somewhere just over 300 bhp? Not sure what the maximum value is though.
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Re: Airflow readings with the Widget
[Re: mattB]
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29/10/2008 18:39
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408 and it maxxes out at that pretty early on - i.e. with only a small amount of boost.
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Re: Airflow readings with the Widget
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30/10/2008 10:14
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408 and it maxxes out at that pretty early on - i.e. with only a small amount of boost. Ok so the max value is 408 How does the ECU know how much air that goes into to the engine then if I have more than 408 m3/h?
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Re: Airflow readings with the Widget
[Re: Freddan72]
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30/10/2008 13:08
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Webbo
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Not sure but I think it only uses the AFM reading on closed loop to get the AFR right. On medium-full throttle I think it just reverts to open loop maps which are based on the throttle position sensor, revs etc but I'm sure somebody will be along to give a slightly better explanation!
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