If you go into the "tune" menu even just to browse your parameters it makes the fuel level sender stop working when you restart the car, you have to either write another tune to reset the ecu or remove the ecu fuse / negative battery terminal to correct it
also, why is it so lean? mine runs 12.9:1 to ~4200 then it seems ok ~12.6:1 to redline from there, timing seems pretty flat ~20* everywhere then tries for 25 by redline?
Bug with U1794 and LS3 MN6 and questions about the tune
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Bug with U1794 and LS3 MN6 and questions about the tune

-2008 C6 Coupe 1LT/QX1/MN6
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Grumpy_Aero_Guy
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RE: Bug with U1794 and LS3 MN6 and questions about the tune
Sounds Like your low RPM range WOT AFR is is a little lean. That can be dialed back. There are two rpm ranges for power enrichment during WOT. Looks like your low rpm is a little lean. 12.6 is on the mark.
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RE: Bug with U1794 and LS3 MN6 and questions about the tune
Yeah your running too lean man.

2008 Chevrolet Corvette
Victory Red
MN6
--Mods--
Avic-D3
SLP LoudMouth I Exhaust
Vararam Intake w/ Throttle Body Spacer
Predator DiabLewTune
RE: Bug with U1794 and LS3 MN6 and questions about the tune
I'm going to have to go against the grain on this one and say that the LS engines in particular run the best with that AFR spread. Technically 13.0 is not neccesarily all that lean for an efficient Naturally aspirated engine like the LS7.
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