S300 Fuel Pressure Datalogging Issues
Posted: Mon Jun 17, 2024 7:50 pm
I have an issue with datalogging fuel pressures. I have been running an S300 for several years and have my system setup to do on-board datalogging when the AC button is pressed. It has generally worked well.
More recently, I have had some fuel starvation issues under cornering (autocross) and installed a 0-5 volt fuel pressure sensor on the fpr in an attempt to collect some data. I wired the fuel pressure sensor as an analog input (AN0) and followed the Hondata recommendations. I went to an event this past weekend and did several on-board datalogs. The on-board datalogs indicated 0 psi fuel pressure, but when I did a run and datalogged directly to my laptop, the fuel pressure data was recorded and looked fine (base was 40 psi and it tracked boost pressure under load). During a recent dyno session, my tuner recorded the final pull on his laptop and the fuel pressure data was present in the datalog and behaved as expected.
Datalogs showing the issue and my calibration file are attached.
Any ideas about what is going on?
Short of replacing the S300 board is there a way of fixing this? Would there be any point in changing the analog input I am using from AN0 to one of the others to see if it persists? Is it possible the issue is that localized to only the AN0 inputs?
More recently, I have had some fuel starvation issues under cornering (autocross) and installed a 0-5 volt fuel pressure sensor on the fpr in an attempt to collect some data. I wired the fuel pressure sensor as an analog input (AN0) and followed the Hondata recommendations. I went to an event this past weekend and did several on-board datalogs. The on-board datalogs indicated 0 psi fuel pressure, but when I did a run and datalogged directly to my laptop, the fuel pressure data was recorded and looked fine (base was 40 psi and it tracked boost pressure under load). During a recent dyno session, my tuner recorded the final pull on his laptop and the fuel pressure data was present in the datalog and behaved as expected.
Datalogs showing the issue and my calibration file are attached.
Any ideas about what is going on?
Short of replacing the S300 board is there a way of fixing this? Would there be any point in changing the analog input I am using from AN0 to one of the others to see if it persists? Is it possible the issue is that localized to only the AN0 inputs?