Re: BLM cell boarder values

["nacelp" <nacelp@bright.net>]

I'd posted more about this before, but to recap.  This 14.7 the ecm uses is
basically a correction for other fuel concocations, as in export models.
Like in Brazil, where it's very high alky content, and Mexico they diddle
with it cause of the high sulfur gas, and the additives they use locally for
that.   As a "rule" it is something long term you don't want to mess with
especially with cat convertered cars.
  The info., was from a guy who did new car calibrations
Grumpy



> As I watch the Diacom, I can see that at 47 degrees C, the A/F I have
drops
> to 14.7 and the fueling (o2) changes a great deal as well, so for now I
have
> raised this temp threshold to allow my base tuning to be more successful.
> The clamp, I call it, should be able to be found, another one of the 147 d
=
> 14.7 A/F so, if you can find (yea, there may be a couple) a sinlge hex
value
> of 93, you could change this. it would not be a value in a table but a
> single loner. Does your Diacom shows that A/F drop at about 47 degrees C?.


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