Rex-a-FORD said:
Hey Kent, How bout' an update on how the single shots are doing.
Did ya' get the idle smoothed out?
Not yet, but I've got a plan in place.
I got the AutoEnginuity program. I did some data logging for Jody of DP-Tuner. But one of the parameters he requested was "accelerator position - volts", but that parameter wasn't one of the options in the AutoEnginuity. The only related choice was accelerator position- percent. I've been talking to the AutoEnginuity guy trying to get that worked out. After a lot of talking and trying, what they found out is that "accelerator position - volts" isn't one of the things available in the list of Ford sensor parameters even though the analyzer Ford uses will give you a read out for that. Apparently what that analyzer does is multplies the percentage value times the system voltage to give you "accelerator position - volts".
So now that we know that, I was going to reaccomplish that data logging, BUT MY DAMNED LAPTOP DIED!!
So now it's "Dude, I'm getting a Dell" The UPS website says I should have the new laptop sometime this Tuesday.
Now, I've also been talking to the guys at Beans about the same issue. They say they don't understand why I've got the rough idle. They've never had any problems with their single shot tunes on chips, and they use DP-Tuner programs.
They can't put tunes on a PCM, only Jody can do that. What Bean's did do for me was to send me a loaner chip with one of the single shot programs they use.
So this is my plan at this time. When my new laptop arrives, do some more data logging on the DP-Tuner PCM that has the rough idle problem. Then put the chip in that Bean's loaned me, and do some more data logging. Then send all that info to Jody so he can compare the two and figure out what the problem is. Then we can do another PCM that will hopefully resolve the issue.