kouik wrote:
@Mass- Thank you for the info
@ anyone who knows- I have another question.
From what I understand, our CRD's uses 3 injection events, a pre-injection, main injection and post injection.
The Pre-injection is supposed to lower engine rattle, the main injection is...well, powers the Jeep forward and the post injection is for NOX reduction by increasing ECT temp. Is this information correct? I believe some of you might call it, "pilot injection event" and I believe there is two of them.
I am looking to eliminate at least one and if possible two of those pilot event to reduce fuel consumption. Does anyone know the MAP address related to those pilot injection events? (808 ECU)
My plan is to eliminate those pilot injection events, increase main injection timing by 10 degrees, raise the rail pressure at high demand, decrease it a low power demand and increase boost pressure to obtain a better burn. If all works well I should obtain a tune that can give me a consumption of 8l/100km.
Hopefully.
I am not sure where they are but I would start by identifying maps which have temperature on one axis. Not a clue what the values within the map will be but I have heard that the injection events change as the engine temperature increases. You will want to look for a map which has axis values something like 2731 or 2831 and possibly up to something around 3731. This is the temperature in Kelvin, multiplied by 10. So 2731 is 273.1 Kelvin or 0 Celsius.
I typically use WinOLS for all my searches and navigation of tunes and then just use ECMTitanium to make the actual edit once I figure out where it should be. WinOLS will sometimes catch these temperature values and automatically convert them to Celsius, but other times it wont. You have to look at the hexdump itself to see what the axis values on the map are to be sure if winols made a conversion or not. A map with -10, 0, 10, 20, 30 etc on one axis was likely converted from K to C by WinOLS