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    Add a definition of idle.

    I thought that idle was when the car was stopped, but I found out that your car can be idling when you are driving down the road.

    Car idle occurs when the Throttle Position Sensor is at zero. But why does this occur when driving down the road and I have my foot on the accerator?

    Thanks for all he good work.

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    Write it up!

    Idle = (put stuff here)

    I will add them as they come along. This is a work in progress that can always be added to or further defined. Everyone is welcome!

    Thanks for getting this going JeepsandGuns! You are now a hero!
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    Nice job on cleaning things up and correcting mistakes!

    As with everyone reading this, please keep suggestions coming!! If there is something you remember not understanding when you were a noob, post it up so we can add it.


    Another one, we touched on a bit in one thread, is "delta". There are several parameters that have "delta" in them, I think a good defination of what that means would be helpfull. Seems I remember it refers to a "changing" reading or something like that.
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    Yeah what ever happened with Delta? I thought it was a change within a certain set of boundries?

    There's a list of more simple terms here if anyone cares to expand on any, we will add them.
    http://www.gearhead-efi.com/Fuel-Inj...-Abbreviations

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    Yea, I am still a little grey on the defination. Thats why I would prefer someone who has a much better understanding of it write a good easy to understand defination.
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    Can we get this put into the list. The difference among Pulse Width, Base Pulse Width, and Base Pulse Constant.

    Pulse Width = time injectors are open
    Base Pulse Width = a measure of time used in the ECM/PCM to calculate how long to open the injectors. Adders such as AE, PE, and injector voltage bias get added to the Base Pulse Width to arrive at the Pulse Width to be sent to the Injectors. Sometimes used to describe Pulse Width.
    Base Pulse Constant = A constant derived from a ratio of injector flow rate to cylinder volume.

    Sorry, just something that drives me crazy, using a time related term to describe a constant we set in the ECM.
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    Of course we can!

    I found a couple more I have too so since we have a TTT I'll wait a day to update in case we get more input!

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    Delta usually means a difference in pressures measured across a known orifice. Can be used to caluate flow, like EGR differential pressure sensor on a diesel. Can also be just a pressure difference .

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    Hi All. Newby question, but I have searched with no joy.
    Wanting a definition for % A SPARK.
    Think I'm in the right place, it's a TunerPro thing, and I'm after a definition.
    From what I'm seeing, it's related to knock and timing advance, but % of what, and what's the 'A'?
    Please delete in inappropriate, or wrong place. Or just put in a definition, and delete my waffle.
    Thanks in advance
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    Someone has likely abbreviated another word to get A. Which xdf are you using?

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