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TECHNICAL NOTES ON THE EEC-IV MCU - Auto diagnostics

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· Part Throttle A/F Ratio: Controls part throttle A/F ratio based on rpm.<br />

· Wide Open Throttle (WOT) A/F Ratio: Controls WOT A/F ratio based on rpm.<br />

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· Air Charge Temperature (ACT) Multiplier: Richens or leans the fuel based on inlet<br />

air temperature.<br />

· Engine Coolant Temperature (ECT) Multiplier: Richens or leans the fuel based on<br />

engine coolant temperature. In other words, it’s the choke.<br />

· Throttle Position (TP) Multiplier: Richens or leans the fuel based on throttle<br />

opening.<br />

· Manifold Absolute Pressure (MAP) Multiplier: Richens or leans the fuel based on<br />

manifold pressure, either vacuum or boost.<br />

· Transitional Fuel Enrichment (TFE): This richens the fuel when opening the throttle,<br />

like a carburetor’s accelerator pump.<br />

· Injector Offset Adder: This corrects for injector offset; the time it takes for<br />

the injector to open.<br />

· Programmable Output Fuel Multiplier: Richens or leans the fuel based on the output<br />

state of each of the four available output channels. What you hook up to these<br />

channels is up to you.<br />

· Analog Input Fuel Multiplier: Richens or leans the fuel based on the input voltage<br />

of each of the three available channels. You decide what you want these channels<br />

connected to.<br />

Setting up each of these fuel control parameters means the EPEC wants to know when<br />

the enrichment (or leaning) should begin, how much enrichment you want and when to<br />

turn it off. It might ask for an either/or decision, such as, do you want this form<br />

of enrichment if these other three enrichments are already underway? It can be complex,<br />

as there are many layers to go through. There is a stock default setting<br />

saved so you can get back to a standard calibration with minimal keystrokes. Also,<br />

you can save several custom calibrations of your own to save reinventing the<br />

calibration.<br />

The spark functions are:<br />

· Idle Spark Adder/Subtractor: Advances or retards spark based on rpm at idle.<br />

· Part Throttle Spark Adder/Subtractor: Advances or retards spark based on rpm at<br />

part throttle.<br />

· Wide Open Throttle (WOT) Spark Adder/Subtractor: Advances or retards spark based<br />

on rpm at WOT.<br />

· Air Charge Temperature (ACT) Spark Adder/Subtractor: Advances or retards spark<br />

based on air inlet temperature.<br />

· Engine Coolant Temperature (ECT) Spark Adder/Subtractor: Advances or retards spark<br />

based on engine temperature.<br />

· Barometric Pressure (BP) Spark Adder/Subtractor: Advances or retards spark based<br />

on barometric pressure.<br />

· Throttle Position (TP) Spark Adder/Subtractor: Advances or retards spark based on<br />

throttle opening<br />

· Manifold Absolute Pressure (MAP) Spark Adder/Subtractor: Advances or retards spark<br />

based on manifold pressure (load). Requires fitment of a GM MAP sensor.<br />

<strong>EEC</strong>-<strong>IV</strong> Technical Notes: Modifications/Upgrades70 last edited: 9/29/98

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