Subject	I guess I am wondering why the ecu would be adding
Posted by	treese88 on June 02, 2012 at 9:04 PM
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In Reply To	Maybe I don't understand your question... posted by beanz on June 02, 2012 at 07:01 PM
Message	fuel when the car is idling fairly rich. I'm comparing the alpha to the wideband to get an idea of what the ecu is thinking and the result. My understanding is the ecu is adding 109% normal fuel which to me doesn't make sense if the end result is a rich a/f. '91 TT
Follow Ups	A/F alpha at idle is 109 but wideband is rich. Confused. - treese88 20:56:30 06/01/12 Maybe I don't understand your question... - beanz 19:01:36 06/02/12 I guess I am wondering why the ecu would be adding - treese88 21:04:44 06/02/12 Re: I guess I am wondering why the ecu would be adding - MaxxAction 21:10:12 06/02/12 No I've been storing the car awhile and just starting to - treese88 21:18:25 06/02/12 Re: I guess I am wondering why the ecu would be adding - MaxxAction 21:14:33 06/02/12 Normal. Idles at about 175. All readings from sensors are - treese88 21:22:07 06/02/12 Re: Normal. Idles at about 175. All readings from sensors are - MaxxAction 23:43:36 06/02/12 Re: Normal. Idles at about 175. All readings from sensors are - MaxxAction 23:44:56 06/02/12 Synced. Plugs have less than 300 miles and come from - treese88 09:38:44 06/03/12 Re: Synced. Plugs have less than 300 miles and come from - MaxxAction 11:28:22 06/03/12 your nb lambdas may be on their way out (n/m) - kickerzx 12:14:23 06/03/12 Just want to bump this. Are you saying my wideband sensor - treese88 08:11:10 06/05/12 Nismo 740cc. Thought I had updated my profile. Oops. - treese88 16:06:20 06/03/12
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