Intro and questions
Ron Schroeder
rjs at bnl.gov
Thu Mar 22 20:41:28 GMT 2001
Hi,
I am Ron Schroeder. I have been lurking here for a couple of weeks and am
a newbee to the GM EFI. I have been a car nut, SCUBA nut and certified
computer nerd (or at least my wife says so) for many years. I have a lot
of experience with instrumentation and analog/digital design. Most of my
fuel injection experience has been with diesels.
My current project is to replace the dual 2 barrel Zenith NDIX 36 carbs on
my 4X4 truck with EFI. The engine is a 2.5L inline AIR-COOLED 4 cyl. It
puts out 87HP at 4000rpm and 130lb/ft of torque at 2000rpm and has a
4500rpm redline. I don't need to increase the HP but I want to improve the
fuel economy, idle, cold start and pollution from the engine. The cruise
rpm is 3500 to 4200 due to the geared hubs. I won't complain if the HP is
improved. I have oil temp, CHT, EGT, VSS, rpm and will be adding O2
sensors. This engine line was NEVER available with fuel injection.
My questions are:
What would be a good ECU to start with?
Would port fuel injection be enough better than TBI to bother with?
Does the ECU LEARN the engine or will I have to develop maps first?
How different would the maps be from a GM 2.5L (S-10??) 4 cyl engine?
(anybody out there put a GM EFI on an air-cooled VW???) The cam is 220deg
durration and 8 degree overlap at 1mm clearance.
Thanks in advance for your help.
Ron Schroeder
WD8CDH
E. E. S.
wd8cdh at bnl.gov
rjs at bnl.gov
ron at 112motors.com
631 344-4561 Day
631 286-5677 Nite
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