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Old 09-06-2012, 12:26 PM
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Originally Posted by moosestang
I'm not sure how this chip would display fuel trims. A -7 for short term may very well be adding fuel, but -13 for long term is definitely subtracting fuel.
The interface being used to display is the PC version of dashcommand in my case.

My understanding is that both are separate representations of the same thing with a short and long term connotation. Negative values meaning fuel is being taken away. Long term just being a learned correction of what the short-term's average values are at that particular set load and rpm(with IAT and such factored in) to get back down near 0 for short-term..

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Old 09-13-2012, 06:10 PM
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Originally Posted by wayne613
The interface being used to display is the PC version of dashcommand in my case.

My understanding is that both are separate representations of the same thing with a short and long term connotation. Negative values meaning fuel is being taken away. Long term just being a learned correction of what the short-term's average values are at that particular set load and rpm(with IAT and such factored in) to get back down near 0 for short-term..
Well I did some datalogs with sct x3 connected to my laptop and lc1. Using livelink to record the data. My short term fuel trims were .79(1 being zero), I believe that would be read by my aeroforce gauge as +21. If you take .79 and multiply it by 14.7, you get 11.6, which is what the lc1 was showing. Your short term fuel trims at WOT are a commanded value set by your tuner, not any learned value. My long term fuel trims were both 1, which = 0 in this case.
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