Still having issues after Procharger install
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If none of this works then...its back to the tune. It sounds like its running fine in OL but when you add the o2s in there its modifying the fuel trims to the point it runs like ****. What wideband readings are you getting w/the o2s hooked up? You should unplug the o2s and see what youre getting also. Im guessing there will be a huge variance
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I don't know what the hell is wrong with this thing. I decided to try to take it around the block with the O2s unhooked, since it seemed to be safe (since it shows a little rich on the wideband). As soon as I put it in reverse and started to back out, it started bucking and surging and acting crazy, and the wideband was off the scale (literally) because it was so lean. I pulled it right back into the garage.
I have no idea what to look for next. It idles fine with the O2s unhooked...wideband shows 12.6. Just can't put it under load. Hook the O2s back up, and the idle goes way lean, and it surges if you give it any gas...also way lean. Injectors? I'm considering sending the computer back to Frost and having the stock tune put back on, and then swapping the stock injectors back on and seeing what happens.
I have no idea what to look for next. It idles fine with the O2s unhooked...wideband shows 12.6. Just can't put it under load. Hook the O2s back up, and the idle goes way lean, and it surges if you give it any gas...also way lean. Injectors? I'm considering sending the computer back to Frost and having the stock tune put back on, and then swapping the stock injectors back on and seeing what happens.
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I've never tried that so I'm not sure there. But we'll figure something out there. When I hook up to it I pull the existing tune. Then you can make changes and reload the new tune. Pretty easy to save. I should beable to pull the tune to look at without using any vins. Those only come into play when I put a tune back in.
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No Problem. I'll let you know, right now this week will be crazy at work, but we'll see as we what tomarrow brings, and if I get off on time. 4-4:30.
I was in your shoes last year on the dyno with my friend's camaro. Needless to say we gave up at about 2 in the morning, never got it tuned (we started around 1pm) and ended up getting a Big Stuff 3. That is soooo easy to tune.
I was in your shoes last year on the dyno with my friend's camaro. Needless to say we gave up at about 2 in the morning, never got it tuned (we started around 1pm) and ended up getting a Big Stuff 3. That is soooo easy to tune.
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I just thought of this. Is it possible they didn't put the new perameters in for those 60's. Because if they didn't then it is thinking you still have stock injectors in it and would make it crazy lean also.