Quote from: Larrylu on February 09, 2015, 11:00:39 AM
Very interesting and educational. I'm thinking this is playing a part in my ongoing KR spike issue. Thanks again for the tip!
Except that apparently the 3.5 EB does not follow this same method of control logic, which I'd understood as being universal.
It has been a topic here before. Instead, it appears that the EB ECU only operates in open loop, ignoring sensor feedback only in cold start operation, or perhaps in the event of failure or failsafe. Under load/acceleration, the EB continues to fuel based on sensor loopback data, or closed loop. Pretty unorthodox.
I saw you mention some KR issues in another post. KR can ghost on you quite a bit, as it can at all times register normal engine noises or rattles in the same range of frequency as real knock. Or, it could be minor detonation under light loads, as a result of a method of maximizing efficiency by advancing ignition timing to extreme levels. Either way, many engine tuners ignore it, so long as it isn't occurring at the onset or during high load situations.