What the file and the log show, in the order we would check it.
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Log export not confirmed
What the data shows. This CSV does not confirm the scanner export settings. If Interpolate Data Gaps was on, filled-in readings look real and the durations are unknown.
What we would do. Upload the .hpl next time and export it with Interpolate Data Gaps off.
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Torque management, not knock
What the data shows. The pedal asked for at least 50% while actual throttle was 15 points or more lower for 1.0 s. Knock stayed quiet.
What we would do. Check the torque request and the torque model before adding spark. Adding timing will not fix a blade that is closing.
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Cam angle separated in the log
What the data shows. Commanded and actual cam angle separated by more than 5 degrees for 2.0 s. The worst gap was 8.0 degrees. This read has no cam-angle table, so the file request was not read.
What we would do. Check oil pressure and the phaser before changing any desired angle.
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FAR, lambda and AFR
What the data shows. The calibration stores FAR. The median was 0.0680 FAR, about lambda 1.00 and 14.7:1 on a gasoline scale.
What we would do. Keep the raw FAR beside the conversion. Judge full-throttle fuel only with a wideband in the same log.
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MDS state
What the data shows. MDS was in four-cylinder mode for about 20% of the run, with 8 transitions. Cylinders 1, 4, 6 and 7 are the ones that shut off.
What we would do. Leave it on unless you asked for it off or the engine has a non-MDS cam.