Curious how that ties into the offset though.
The PCM determines the PW it would require based on air/fuel model.
Lets say 1.5 ms.
Then would reference the voltage offset table and the map offset.
Yet for the OSID with a min PW of ~1 the offsets are the same as the min PW of ~0.65 OSID.
This is comparing a 1999 GTP to a 2002 GTP.
Result would still be ~1.99 ms in both cases.
My understanding of min PW is that it acts as a minimum PW the PCM can command before fuel trims to prevent attempting to run the injector at a rate at which it can not operate reliably and relatively predictably.
I can see how this would be very useful for overly large or injectors accurate to much lower pulse widths.
