Does anyone know the exact throttle % and/or the RPM when the Magneti Marelli ECU goes from closed to open loop. This is on a 1200 Sport (2 Valve).
Thanks for any advice...
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Going Open LoopDoes anyone know the exact throttle % and/or the RPM when the Magneti Marelli ECU goes from closed to open loop. This is on a 1200 Sport (2 Valve).
Thanks for any advice... Regards,
Tony Black 1200 Sport ('07) - the faster one...
Re: Going Open LoopYou'd probably need to tie the map to load to get exsct. I can give you *approximates* that's all.
Pete
Re: Going Open LoopUseful idea?
A led going on when closed loop and off when open loop? To help on consumption/range when cruising. Based on rpm / tps values. Michail,
a Guzzista at heart
Re: Going Open LoopPete,
approximates would be useful - better than the guess-o-metric system Regards,
Tony Black 1200 Sport ('07) - the faster one...
Re: Going Open LoopUsing the data from Power Commander, their 02 Optimizer controls from 0 to 20%. Since it uses the sensor for feedback this may be a good guess for stock.
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The PC handles from 40% up, which is close to where it goes closed to open. Todd at
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Re: Going Open Loopthanks to the answerers...
Regards,
Tony Black 1200 Sport ('07) - the faster one...
Re: Going Open LoopOn the 2v Norge Power Commander V fuel table the closed loop area is 40% TPS x 5500rpm which is over 50% of the overall table. Therefore the PC-V has influence only on the remainder. No wonder the Optimizer is added to the package to have some impact on the large closed loop area, albeit with a fairly fixed value.
Where the PC-V does work (open loop) it is mostly telling the injectors to add less fuel not more on this base map.
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