Deceleration Popping
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06-08-2012, 10:24 AM
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Decel pop is caused by either a too lean condition at 0% throttle or an exhaust gasket leak causing unburned exhaust gasses to combust in the pipes.
If you just got it tuned it may need some fuel added @ 0% throttle,that's if it didn't pop before the tune. Mine popped on decel so I added 5% fuel and problem solved.
If you just got it tuned it may need some fuel added @ 0% throttle,that's if it didn't pop before the tune. Mine popped on decel so I added 5% fuel and problem solved.
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06-08-2012, 10:26 AM
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From the TTS Manual (this is the first thing to try) - The SERT is the earlier version and this still applies -
DE fuel is controlled by the Decel Enleanment Multiplier table, Figure 3-25. The intent of this table is to temporarily remove fuel when the throttle is closed. DE mode is terminated if the throttle is opened more than about 3 percent. Note that larger multiplier values remove more fuel, just the opposite of the AE table!
This table affects exhaust “popping” when backing off the throttle. Typically, popping occurs because the mixture is too lean. Setting the multiplier value lower will richen the mixture and may help this condition.
DE fuel is controlled by the Decel Enleanment Multiplier table, Figure 3-25. The intent of this table is to temporarily remove fuel when the throttle is closed. DE mode is terminated if the throttle is opened more than about 3 percent. Note that larger multiplier values remove more fuel, just the opposite of the AE table!
This table affects exhaust “popping” when backing off the throttle. Typically, popping occurs because the mixture is too lean. Setting the multiplier value lower will richen the mixture and may help this condition.
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06-08-2012, 12:06 PM
Decel pop is caused by either a too lean condition at 0% throttle or an exhaust gasket leak causing unburned exhaust gasses to combust in the pipes.
If you just got it tuned it may need some fuel added @ 0% throttle,that's if it didn't pop before the tune. Mine popped on decel so I added 5% fuel and problem solved.
If you just got it tuned it may need some fuel added @ 0% throttle,that's if it didn't pop before the tune. Mine popped on decel so I added 5% fuel and problem solved.
