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Old 09-13-2010, 11:09 PM   #41 (permalink)
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GM uses DFCO time to test EGR ...

newer GM products use DFCO as the time to test EGR of course on many of those systems the MAP sensor is just a tag along klingon for the purposes of the EGR test and has little to zero fuel trim authority
i do not see any thing related to that EGR test
in your stuff ? maybe that system is too primitive ?


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Originally Posted by Olympiadis View Post
Here is a screen-shot of some of the (stock) DFCO calibrations on my 1991 Chevy Truck.
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Note that the factory calibrations shown are not very aggressive at all, and during normal driving conditions it is rare for DFCO to engage.

Also, DFCO and DECEL-enleanment are two completely different things.
DECEL-enleanment commands leaner than stoich AFRs during most deceleration conditions, but only functions when in open-loop mode.

Though it is very wasteful of fuel, closed-loop mode maintains a 14.6:1 AFR during deceleration conditions unless DFCO is engaged.

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