What is going on here? Fuel Trims
I had the car dyno tuned with predetor software and the guy told me not to mess with injector slopes at all , but that is the only way i can get the long term trims back up , but i dont want to **** anything up doing that .
With the trims like that the o2 still fluctuate normaly. Anywhere from 40 mv to 880mv ----unless i am in wot and they are stuck at about 935 mv
I guess i would like to know what happen. The car really doesnt seem to run any different exept for the way it idles. Drops between 900 and 500 for quite a will before stablizing!
I am really tired of ******* with this car so tired of this and that every damn time it rains my o2 sensors go nuts .
But hey this is all my luck !
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So for come reason your car thinks its running 12% richer than needed, could it be faulty wiring, who knows.... perhasp the VE isn't tuned only WOT.
The other thing to take note of when entering WOT although your fuel trims wont adjust in this mode but dosn't it use the last Fuel Trim value as a modifier for your WOT fueling? if this is right you may be running leaner at WOT, however your O2's are saying 935mV you could be any AFR below 14 AFR.
You may just need to tune the VE Table.
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You may just need to tune the VE Table.
Maf = tune maf table
Sd = tune VE table
Maf = tune maf table
Sd = tune VE table
I'm a fan of this method of tuning as well.... well sorta
I personally like to get the VE near perfect under 2K and really close between 2 and 3K. From there all measured AFR % error goes against the MAF. In no time at all you'll be hitting the commanded number in PE.
I personally like to get the VE near perfect under 2K and really close between 2 and 3K. From there all measured AFR % error goes against the MAF. In no time at all you'll be hitting the commanded number in PE.
I remember back in the day, I used to tune the whole VE up to like 5K!!! lol Makes sense if you plan to run SD mode, but I've since come to the realization that spending the majority of your time on what the PCM will actually be referencing, gets you great results plus avoids lengthy tuning sessions. 




