Oren, you are the go to man for ecu logistics though. This problem was plaguing me ever since I made the mistake of having a dyno tune done before I knew better. I gladly donate money to better our open source cause. Thanks for the patches on Merps page as well. Do you have any other add ons for my ecu I can cut and paste in the xml file??
I actually lowered the engine load filter to 1.02% and it still will not stall out unless my lack of driving skills/new clutch/self built motor cause it (mostly stopping on hills). Got all of my fuel trims back in spec by lowering it to this value. Thanks again for your hard work!
Thanks for the vote of confidence. Drop that value to 1.00 - 1.02 is outside of the thresholds of the algorithm (between 0 and 1) - it's not a percentage per se, but a smoothing factor between 0 and 1.
There's plenty more definitions for your rom, I've actually started pulling stuff out (force of habit I guess!). I can get the definition to be identical to what's available on the AP - to name a few:
- hot start and post start enrichment
- knock sensor scaling, filters, thresholds
- idle stability
- Idle airflow adders
- Requested throttle idle tables
- Initial load and airflow tables
- Rear O2 sensor compensation limits and AF3 limits (to disable the effect of rear O2 sensor removal)
- Fuel pump duty tables and high / medium switch over tables
- Cruise / Non-cruise switch over tables (if the rom has cruise/non-cruise logic)
- Misfire DTC and MAP thresholds
- Tau tables (not available on COBB) - basically enrichment / leaning tables that deal with rapid load deltas
- Minimum IPW
- Min / Max timing
- TPS related fuel adders
- Overrun fueling
- Overrun ignition timing
- Cruise control limits
- Cruise control requested torque tables (not available on COBB)
- CPC based multiplier
- Front O2 current smoothing table (not available on COBB) - useful when relocating O2, turbo
- Engine load limit B increase (above the 4 limit due to the uint16 table) - not available on COBB