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Old Jul 29, 2002 | 06:57 PM
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Just some simple fuel questions...

I just finished my aldl cable and hooked it up. The program I am using is winALDL. Here's my problem: I went for a short trip and monitored my readings during the drive. I am confused because my BLM's are reading at 108-118 below 2000 RPM's, which would indicate a rich condition. I also had my o2 sensor voltage pulled up, and that was reading any where from .526-.789, which indicates a lean condition. I am very new at this computer monitoring and chip burning, so any insight would be much appreciated.

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Old Jul 29, 2002 | 08:02 PM
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Re: Just some simple fuel questions...

Originally posted by onebinky
I just finished my aldl cable and hooked it up. The program I am using is winALDL. Here's my problem: I went for a short trip and monitored my readings during the drive. I am confused because my BLM's are reading at 108-118 below 2000 RPM's, which would indicate a rich condition. I also had my o2 sensor voltage pulled up, and that was reading any where from .526-.789, which indicates a lean condition. I am very new at this computer monitoring and chip burning, so any insight would be much appreciated.
In Closed Loop, the ecm tries to AVERAGE 14.7:1 AFR, so it runs rich for a moment the lean for a moment so you see the O2 over .44 and then under it.
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