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dcb · 01-13-2009, 09:34 AM

Well, there are a couple unused pins. It is certainly doable. If you know which injectors get deactivated and which don't, you can sense one of each and compensate the display when you detect the deactivation.

In mpguino terms:
1. connect analog 1 to the deactivating injector.
2. add a pin change interrupt on analog 1 that sets a flag.
3. in the loop, make a copy of the flag then clear the original, if the copy is set then use a microsecondsPerGallon value that is increased by the percentage of cylinders that get deactivated. (or something like that), if half the cylinders get deactivated then double the microsecondsPerGallon used in the calculations.

Plus etc. etc. to make it a semi-comprehendable thing to use and performance etc.

01-13-2009, 09:34 AM	#792 (permalink)
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