Ls1 20% lean at idle after heads and cam
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Ls1 20% lean at idle after heads and cam
I just completed my 2002 c5 corvette base build, did hand ported 241 heads, tsp ms3 cam, and hand ported throttle body. Plugged everything up and got to tuning. Turns out the previous owner got the pcm tunned and it was locked, so I swapped in a new pcm and flashed on the base tune. After a few hours of tuning I can’t seem to figure out why it’s still 20%+ lean at idle on both banks and getting code P0106. Lean condition goes away driving normal and at WOT, but will sometimes go to about 5%.i have No exhaust leaks, and have plugged off every vacuum valve on the intake and still lean. Even tried spraying brake cleaner around the throttle body and intake to see if it revved and it didn’t. Replaced map sensor and still getting code. I’m lost. Has Anyone had a similar problem or have any suggestions?
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O2 sensors check out OK?
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we have the maf off to tune the VE table. Are the O2s supposed to be off too? My understanding speed density reads from map and o2s. Also how do I fix that issue?
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Do you have any tuning experience? You really should read some of the sticky's and check out HPT or EFI Live tutorials. You should be using a wideband O2 sensor to tune given your mods. Narrowband factory O2's should be turned off along with all trims. Do as you said and kill the MAF, tune the VE table, then do the opposite.
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Do you have any tuning experience? You really should read some of the sticky's and check out HPT or EFI Live tutorials. You should be using a wideband O2 sensor to tune given your mods. Narrowband factory O2's should be turned off along with all trims. Do as you said and kill the MAF, tune the VE table, then do the opposite.
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Also turn off your DFCO when doing your VE and MAF.
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I have only made very minor changes to the tune. A friend of mine has been doing the main tuning for me for a couple of days. But we’ve been stuck on this. And we are just doing a basic street tune right now so I can take it to the dyno and get a good tune on it. And I will definitely check out some of the sticky’s!
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To turn off the maf, you need to 0 the maf plus in dtc's, P0101,102,102 need to be MIL on first error. You can leave the boxes checked if you don't mind the light. Dynamic air High disable to 8000. If you are using a wideband, you don't need the trims (O2's)on. If you don't have a wideband, you can tune the lower rpm's up to 4000 with NO WOT with STFT's pretty close. Make an afr error chart so you can modify the ve table with it. Like said above, turn off LTFT's and DFCO and COT.
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To turn off the maf, you need to 0 the maf plus in dtc's, P0101,102,102 need to be MIL on first error. You can leave the boxes checked if you don't mind the light. Dynamic air High disable to 8000. If you are using a wideband, you don't need the trims (O2's)on. If you don't have a wideband, you can tune the lower rpm's up to 4000 with NO WOT with STFT's pretty close. Make an afr error chart so you can modify the ve table with it.
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Just threw in a wideband and it’s hovering right around 14.7 so it’s not lean. Still a little weird because it doesn’t want to start up and idle without me giving it some throttle for a minute. And sometimes it’s wants to die at a red light.
Last edited by Avery Marchbank; 03-26-2019 at 03:59 PM.