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Re: fuel level gauge
Posted: Mon Sep 28, 2015 8:27 am
by R-12914
If i change (increase) this value, then the fuel gauge goes down quicker, but right?
Anything else:
Why we have no value to change the output type like this:
fuel-economy-parameter.gif
Only on race cals we have this option, but without any effect if we change the value.
Re: fuel level gauge
Posted: Sun Nov 22, 2015 4:54 am
by felysaya
neomasterxo2 wrote:
hi, same thing here...
CAL was made by Vitviper and works perfectly INCLUDING dash
update flaspro --> same cal than before --> fuel Dash is crazy ^^
can't update injector for flow dash to a correct value :(
Re: fuel level gauge
Posted: Sun Nov 22, 2015 7:48 am
by R-12914
On MAP-Cals this option is not available!
It is only available on MAF- or Hybrid-Cals!
This also has to do with the new software/firmware!
Use a MAF- or Hybrid-Cal to adjust it right!
Re: fuel level gauge
Posted: Mon Jan 04, 2016 8:15 am
by R-12914
Hi Hondata,
i observe for several tanks of repeatedly following in my FN2 s/c (RC750cc) at Fuel Economy:
If i change "Injector flow for dash" value, i can set/vary the consumption indicator (currently/average) thats all correct, now! :)
But if i change the "Injector flow for fuel economy calc" value, whether i use 750cc, 850cc or 1000cc the fuel gauge falls always as same slow/fast down!
It is in any case (regardless of the value I put in) as follows:
- After I'm gone ~60 kilometers, the fuel gauge falls just down about 1 line at the gauge. -> Correctly the fuel gauge must falls down to 3/4 tank @ ~100 kilometers, but this is not the case!
- After ~200 kilometers the fuel gauge falls down to 1/2 tank.
- After ~300 kilometers the fuel gauge falls down to 1/4 tank.
- After ~400 Kilometers the fuel gauge falls down to empty (in approximately). -> Then I'm run on reserve or the reserve light comes on.
Is it possible to make the fuel gauge more accurate?
I have the impression if i change the value (cc) in this case, it does not make any differences/effects!
I even have the impression that this value affects the "Injector flow for dash" value something ?!
Can that be possible?
And yes, i try it always after a full tank or refuel the tank to completely full!
Thank you!
Re: fuel level gauge
Posted: Mon Jan 04, 2016 10:04 am
by Hondata
Why are you using race calibrations? Is there something missing from the normal calibration?
Re: fuel level gauge
Posted: Mon Jan 04, 2016 10:12 am
by R-12914
Hondata wrote:Why are you using race calibrations? Is there something missing from the normal calibration?
I do not use a race calibration, but i use a maf-based calibration (hybrid)!!!
Why do you think I use race calibration?
Re: fuel level gauge
Posted: Tue Jan 05, 2016 3:44 am
by R-12914
Hondata, please answer my question above!
I have this issue, if i use my, hybrid cal (maf-based with MAP-fuel-tables)!
Re: fuel level gauge
Posted: Tue Jan 05, 2016 6:14 am
by Hondata
I don't understand what the problem you are describing is.
Re: fuel level gauge
Posted: Tue Jan 05, 2016 7:06 am
by R-12914
Hondata, please read my posts above!
Thats my Problem:
"If i change the "Injector flow for fuel economy calc" value, whether i use 750cc, 850cc or 1000cc the fuel gauge falls always as same slow/fast down!"
The "Injector flow for fuel economy calc" option do not make any effect on a FN2!
What effect should have this option?
I thought with this option it is possible to manage how slow/fast the fuel gauge goes down!?
Re: fuel level gauge
Posted: Tue Jan 05, 2016 9:29 am
by typer86
I use the full AFM calibration without ve tables... And use 750cc. But in this case the gauge drops to empty quicker although enough fuel is available.
Edit:
With 700cc the fuel gauge is feeled more correctly. We can test with 400cc and record the fuel consumption change if required.
I know that the fuel gauge was not correcly before the sc kit. So we are very happy if you can offer us more tuning tips.
Regards
Re: fuel level gauge
Posted: Tue Jan 05, 2016 10:19 am
by R-12914
Yes, we would be ready to working on a solution, together with Hondata.
Similarly, we have also done it successfully in the average fuel consumption display/current fuel consumption display.
Thanks!
Re: fuel level gauge
Posted: Wed Jan 06, 2016 10:56 am
by R-12914
Hondata,
any news about this???
Please answer...
Re: fuel level gauge
Posted: Fri Jan 08, 2016 4:28 am
by R-12914
Hondata, do you work on a sulution?
Without an answer, I can not figure out!
Thank you!
Re: fuel level gauge
Posted: Fri Jan 08, 2016 10:10 am
by Hondata
I still can't see what you're getting at. If I read your last posts you're saying the fuel economy display works and the fuel level gauge is reading correctly. What, exactly, is the problem?
Re: fuel level gauge
Posted: Fri Jan 08, 2016 10:33 am
by R-12914
Hi Hondata,
thank you for answer!
The fuel economy display now works really good (after our troubleshooting).
But the fuel gauge does not working accurate/evenly, the fuel gauge falls always as same slow/fast down!
Even if i put in 750cc, 850cc or 1000cc, etc. in the input box, does not make a difference the behavior of the fuel gauge!
The input box for the fuel gauge "Injector flow for fuel economy calc" like this ones:
750cc put in ->
750cc.jpg
850cc put in ->
850cc.jpg
1000cc put in ->
1000cc.jpg
This indicator acts on the fuel gauge like this:
gauge.JPG
It is in any case (regardless of the value I put in) as follows:
- After I'm gone ~60 kilometers, the fuel gauge falls just down about 1 line at the gauge.
-> Correctly the fuel gauge must falls down to 3/4 tank @ ~100 kilometers, but this is not the case!
- After ~200 kilometers the fuel gauge falls down to 1/2 tank.
- After ~300 kilometers the fuel gauge falls down to 1/4 tank.
- After ~400 Kilometers the fuel gauge falls down to empty (in approximately).
-> Then I'm run on reserve or the reserve light comes on.
The "Injector flow for fuel economy calc" option do not make any effect on a FN2!
What effect should have this option?
With this option it is possible to manage how slow/fast the fuel gauge goes down!?
Do you recognized my problem now?