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« on: November 16, 2022, 06:32:22 AM »
Jay or other admins delete if not allowed. I really don’t have another place to ask and I know there are some smart folks on this board
Diesel Engine I’m working on runs of factory written file that triggers injection based off cam position sensor and crank position sensor Happens to be Caterpillar 3400/c15/c18 series
Constants are-
Deck height, camshaft, all gear train, connecting rod, ecm file, injectors etc
Variables are-
Stroke and piston pin height
The file is written for a 7.2 inch stroke, I am using it on a 6.75 inch stroke
My question is does the timing change by using it on a shorter stroke. My initial thoughts are no As it’s off of the
crank and camshaft and both engines rotate 360 degrees. But I’ve been told it advances timing and I’ve been told it retards timing due to shorter stroke.. I’m having trouble wrapping my head around it. I’d think piston speeds may be different as one is covering longer distance in single revolution. but if someone can shed some intelligent light on this I’d be grateful. Thanks in advance Rob