CopMagnet5oh said:hey man, how much power do u think ure putting down ?
also, wanna cruise to tmp together or something.
- Kons
ps To all, its a sick car hes got, seen it, soon i'll say raced him too
Nah, with longtubes and O2 heating problems, the result is running richer, not leaner. And it really only happens when it's pretty cold, no more than 50* outside. I only have to run open loop idle in the winter, during the summer I can run full time closed loop without any O2 problems.jetuomi said:Dave, thanks for the reply (didn't want to quote it).. I'm getting mixed results here, if the o2 is in the red, and takes a while to get going, could this be the long tube o2 heating issue??? (I've read that with long tubes, it takes a while to heat up??)
I would be most concerned about making sure that the computer is going into closed loop and that the O2's are working. You can't read too much into what ratio you get from the stock O2 sensors, because they get *very* inaccurate when you get any distance away from stoich (14.7). If you see "switching" going on, then you're okay. (I put that in quotes, because the O2's don't really switch, it's just what the output looks like when the EEC is properly running in closed loop).I'm going to datalog a lot more today and try to adjust A/F just to make sure I'm not leaning out (worried about being lean, but probably not an issue)..
Nah, with longtubes and O2 heating problems, the result is running richer, not leaner.
I didn't realize he was referring to lambse, thought he was just reporting what he was seeing coming from the O2's. Upon re-reading what he wrote, perhaps he is thinking of lambse...Zero Signal said:Which may be why his lambse is 19.xx. If the lambse is over stoich, it's running rich. Remember, lambse is the target AFR, not the actual AFR.
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