Using O2 Simm while dynotuning?
Rear O2's can be simmed because the computer just wants to see that they're walking around. The fronts actually need to correspond to a real fuel reading
IMHO, spend the extra few bucks and weld in a bung.
Just my $.02, but I hate tweaking on cars that don't have ALL their sensors working properly - including properly functioning O2's. It takes the guesswork out of tuning if you have it all there.
-Andrew
Tim
<small>[ April 24, 2003, 08:54 AM: Message edited by: Tim Sloper ]</small>
Tim
Tim
You could be cruising with TPS at 20%, then heavy Accel to lets say 75% TPS,
that would meet condtions for PE but not enough to go from fuel lean ON to OFF
There are also other engine parameters that may not have been met such as engine load)
which would have the same effect as being under 80% of TPS and the following PCM data shows that :
RPM TPS CELL Timing LTFTB1 HO2B1S1 PWB1 MAF DELTQ Load MAFRQ Learn
4448 98.8 22 27.5 0 0.890 14.82 34.8 433.0 92.2 9357.9 OFF
4448 98.8 22 27.5 0 0.890 14.82 34.8 433.0 93.7 9357.9 OFF
4609 98.8 22 26.0 0 0.890 14.82 33.4 433.0 93.7 9357.9 OFF
5612 85.1 22 28.5 0 0.900 14.94 39.3 398.8 100.0 10350.1 OFF
5612 85.1 22 28.5 0 0.900 14.94 39.3 398.8 100.0 10210 OFF
5612 85.1 22 28.5 0 0.900 10.94 39.3 302.5 100.0 10210 OFF
5612 85.1 22 28.5 0 0.900 10.94 39.3 302.5 7.1 10210 OFF
5534 85.1 22 34.0 0 0.900 10.94 2.1 302.5 7.1 10210 OFF
4279 79.2 15 28.0 0 0.890 14.11 30.8 416.0 83.1 9161.6 ON
4279 79.2 15 28.0 0 0.890 14.11 30.8 416.0 83.1 9570.8 ON
4279 79.2 15 28.0 0 0.890 14.63 30.8 427.5 83.1 9570.8 ON
4279 79.2 15 28.0 0 0.890 14.63 30.8 427.5 92.2 9570.8 ON
4448 79.2 15 27.5 0 0.890 14.63 34.8 427.5 92.2 9570.8 ON
3222 76.5 22 26.5 0 0.880 12.88 21.6 364.2 54.9 7828.1 ON
3222 76.5 22 26.5 0 0.880 12.88 21.6 364.2 54.9 8144.5 ON
3222 76.5 22 26.5 0 0.880 13.08 21.6 369.8 54.9 8144.5 ON
3222 76.5 22 26.5 0 0.880 13.08 21.6 369.8 59.2 8144.5 ON

