Re: EPROM Programming

[Len Sabatine <sabatine@epix.net>]

  Adaptive memory was not designed to fix sloppy tuning. In very basic 
terms , it attempts
to keep a high level of tune at all times , within it's own limits of 
course. You get the spark
and fuel maps optimized in sync, or just waste your time because the 
adaptive memory
won't fix a "tune up" that hasn't been "optimized". Take the time to do it 
right. If this isn't
clear read "Programming 101 ".  In Hi Performance work , "Close" is 
unacceptable.
  Len

> Mike,
>
> OK, now for the $1,000,000 question. I have been led to believe that the
> whole reason for going with GM FI was for the self-adaptive learning that it
> does via the integrator and BLM. I was under the impression this thing tuned
> itself and all you had to do was get it close and let the BLM adjustments
> take it from there. But from what I have learned, the BLM only handles fuel
> and not spark. So shouldn't I concentrate on spark and let fuel self adjust?
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