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Why are fluctuations in the injection times? Is this normal?
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Not normal. Seems to start at VTEC switch. We'll try the calibration in our car.
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Hondata wrote:Not normal. Seems to start at VTEC switch. We'll try the calibration in our car.
Thank you. I will wait for your answer. I discovered it in the last datalogs, some time ago there are not this fluctuations.
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Please, one more thing. Is it safe to use the car in these conditions?
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Seems ok here (we can't test the exact calibration because we do not have an automatic). I would try FlashProManager version 1.5.0 and also check & clean your engine grounds, as some of the engine sensors are changing value at VTEC, which coincides with the odd behaviour.
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Hondata wrote:Seems ok here (we can't test the exact calibration because we do not have an automatic). I would try FlashProManager version 1.5.0 and also check & clean your engine grounds, as some of the engine sensors are changing value at VTEC, which coincides with the odd behaviour.
My car is manual.

I will try the new version and check grounds, thank you.
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angelf1974 wrote:My car is manual.
Sorry, it is indeed a manual calibration.
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Well, I tried the same calibration but with FalshPro Manager 1.5.1 and everything remains as before.

The engine grounds seems to be ok.

Then I tried the base map calibration and works fine, no fluctuations. I think there is a problem with my calibration but I can´t discover it. It is always at WOT (in closed loop it is ok), and always in high cams.
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Have you tried starting with a new calibration and importing the fuel and ignition tables from your current calibration?
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Base map.
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Base map + fuel tables
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Can you import the fuel tables one by one to narrow down which is causing the problem?
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Hondata wrote:Can you import the fuel tables one by one to narrow down which is causing the problem?
I have tried it, the fluctuations appears when I import the 25 degrees fuel table (high cam)
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Another test, I have a old calibration and its datalog, it was ok but, if I load this calibration now then appears this fluctuations.

Could it be due to low quality fuel?
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