Injector Pulse Width Correction vs Battery Voltage
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Injector Pulse Width Correction vs Battery Voltage
In Winbin, when reading the values for Injector Pulse Width Correction vs Battery Voltage:
Volts - usec added
16.0 - 16
14.4 - 21
12.8 - 30
11.2 - 41
What do these translate to in milliseconds? Are these microseconds?
I am just trying to figure out a percentage difference these make at idle, for example if my pulse width is 1.2 ms.
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Volts - usec added
16.0 - 16
14.4 - 21
12.8 - 30
11.2 - 41
What do these translate to in milliseconds? Are these microseconds?
I am just trying to figure out a percentage difference these make at idle, for example if my pulse width is 1.2 ms.
Mark.
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uses is microsecs. At higher voltage the injectors will reach fully open faster, and vice versa. However this table is pretty stupid cause your voltage sould always be the same 13.9 to 14.3 volts. If its not you got alternator probs.
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Originally posted by Low C1500
uses is microsecs. At higher voltage the injectors will reach fully open faster, and vice versa. However this table is pretty stupid cause your voltage sould always be the same 13.9 to 14.3 volts. If its not you got alternator probs.
uses is microsecs. At higher voltage the injectors will reach fully open faster, and vice versa. However this table is pretty stupid cause your voltage sould always be the same 13.9 to 14.3 volts. If its not you got alternator probs.
Does anybody know if there is an internal voltage regulator for the injectors on c3 or p4 ecm's? Or is that just for the sensors?
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You are correct ... I do have some charging issues which could be contributing to an idle condition. Hence my question on the impact of a voltage change.
I know I could just replace the battery or alt, but I enjoy understanding the cause and effect. I should probably just watch survivor instead ... :-)
Mark.
I know I could just replace the battery or alt, but I enjoy understanding the cause and effect. I should probably just watch survivor instead ... :-)
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Originally posted by Low C1500
uses is microsecs. At higher voltage the injectors will reach fully open faster, and vice versa. However this table is pretty stupid cause your voltage sould always be the same 13.9 to 14.3 volts. If its not you got alternator probs.
uses is microsecs. At higher voltage the injectors will reach fully open faster, and vice versa. However this table is pretty stupid cause your voltage sould always be the same 13.9 to 14.3 volts. If its not you got alternator probs.
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Originally posted by JPrevost
And when you have alternator problems wouldn't it be nice that the vehicle still drove to where it could be fixed .
Does anybody know if there is an internal voltage regulator for the injectors on c3 or p4 ecm's? Or is that just for the sensors?
And when you have alternator problems wouldn't it be nice that the vehicle still drove to where it could be fixed .
Does anybody know if there is an internal voltage regulator for the injectors on c3 or p4 ecm's? Or is that just for the sensors?
Also need voltage correction during crank, vehicle voltage can really dip down.
RBob.
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Originally posted by RBob
No voltage regulators for the injectors. The PnH's are current regulated.
Also need voltage correction during crank, vehicle voltage can really dip down.
RBob.
No voltage regulators for the injectors. The PnH's are current regulated.
Also need voltage correction during crank, vehicle voltage can really dip down.
RBob.
So for me, it wasn't the injectors, thank *** for that code or I wouldn't be here today!
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Im sure the blm would take care of the voltage changes, to keep the motor running in a normal state. My original 89 alternator just went last week, and the motor ran just fine. I attribute that to the voltage correction table, and not the blm .
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