Sleepys tuning thread.

[MMGT1]

In the Left Top of each table there is an empty box..., click it. The entire table will highlight. Then click in the Calculator box and enter value that you are using. IE: enter .5 then click X for the Retard Attack Table. Highlight the High Load, enter 2, then X. Same for low

[sleepyalero]

Thanks paul. Changes made. Scan will be shot over in a little over an hour

[sleepyalero]

okay maybe 2 hours email sent man.

[MMGT1]

Here, make this your timing tables. Make this table your high and low and scan again man...



Here's how it should look in 3D view

[sleepyalero]

Originally Posted by MMGT1

Here, make this your timing tables. Make this table your high and low and scan again man...



Here's how it should look in 3D view

mmmm corsa exhaust.

i will have to scan on monday or late sunday night. storms passing through tonight and tomorrow


thanks!!!!

[MMGT1]

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[MMGT1]

Should be pretty good with that table I think. Need to wire your wideband to the HP Tuners program now. What WB do you have?

[sleepyalero]

Originally Posted by MMGT1

Should be pretty good with that table I think. Need to wire your wideband to the HP Tuners program now. What WB do you have?

i looked at the chart comparing to yours. all numbers are the same but when i view the 3D chart im viewing the back of the graph... so basically im looking at the back of the yellow section and watching it go green but cant see the full incline when it goes from green to yellow. but i went through the table 4 times making sure i had all numbers correct, so i should be okay.

as for the WB. i have this.

http://www.aemelectronics.com/digita...fuel-gauge-745


my aem af wideband has more then 4 wires. has a seperate 4 wires i tucked away that arent being using (i think its 4. ill have to look tomorrow) but i am assuming thats what you use to connect to the HPT. i had the box and instructions somewhere... gotta find that..... hmmm

also i cant remember the colors off the top of my head. i know there is a white wire and a light blue wire. maybe a black one as well and one other im not sure?



EDIT: looking back through gagt back when i bought it... i believe it is an aem UEGO wideband. so the 4 wires it has should be a blue, white, black, and red. black and red i believe are being used for power/ground of course. but i think i tucked away the blue/white wires since they werent needed at the time.


red: 12V power.

black: chassis ground.

white: 0-5V output.

blue: serial output.

[MMGT1]

White to pin 1 on EIO connector, black to pin 5

Then open your config file. Right click on the EIO section of the table view, EIO1. A window will open and in the list is wideband, click on it. Thanks to the guys at HP Tuners your wideband is already programed into the software. Click on your particular type of wideband and it will now show in your table view in real time when scanning.

See image below:

[MMGT1]

HAHHAHAHahahahahaa.... when you look at it in 3D view, put your cursor over the graph, then rt click to "grab it". Move your mouse/touchpad to rotate it to any view in 3D space. If you hold the left and right click at the same time and move your mouse forward or backward you will zoom in/out on the table as well for future reference

[a.graham52]

Originally Posted by MMGT1

HAHHAHAHahahahahaa.... when you look at it in 3D view, put your cursor over the graph, then rt click to "grab it". Move your mouse/touchpad to rotate it to any view in 3D space. If you hold the left and right click at the same time and move your mouse forward or backward you will zoom in/out on the table as well for future reference

ha! iv been trying to figure out that one forever!

[sleepyalero]

Lots of good info In here. Thanks paul!!


So since my ground wire is already being used do I just splice a wire into it?

[MMGT1]

Hey Graham, start a thread entitled, "Making histoghrams work in HP Tuners" and I will go through the process with you if your still having issues getting them to work... I'm in a giving mood this week and would like to see you guys use this thing to its full potential. The histo's are a dam powerful tool when you learn how to use them!

[MMGT1]

Originally Posted by sleepyalero

Lots of good info In here. Thanks paul!!


So since my ground wire is already being used do I just splice a wire into it?

No, I would not. Make sure the ground is sourced from the wideband, don't just ground to chassis from EIO interface

[sleepyalero]

Originally Posted by MMGT1

Hey Graham, start a thread entitled, "Making histoghrams work in HP Tuners" and I will go through the process with you if your still having issues getting them to work... I'm in a giving mood this week and would like to see you guys use this thing to its full potential. The histo's are a dam powerful tool when you learn how to use them!

If your in a giving mood... give me a bigger deal on those mufflers!! jk bud.

Originally Posted by MMGT1

No, I would not. Make sure the ground is sourced from the wideband, don't just ground to chassis from EIO interface

Okay ill figure it out.

[MMGT1]

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[sleepyalero]

How nice of you.

Im sure a pipe can be welded of course

[MMGT1]

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[sleepyalero]

Agreed haha. Thanks for the help on the mufflwrs. Ill wait till you get more pics and stuff up in the other thread.