We dyno my 86 vette today and discovered my Diacom GM PLus was showing a rich condition yet the dyno was showing a slight lean condition from idle to about 3000 rpms. The o2 sensor is a brand new bosh. Is there something I can adjust to get the ECM to reflect what the dyno is seeing?
Frank
Frank

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Originally posted by VetteMan
We dyno my 86 vette today and discovered my Diacom GM PLus was showing a rich condition yet the dyno was showing a slight lean condition from idle to about 3000 rpms. The o2 sensor is a brand new bosh. Is there something I can adjust to get the ECM to reflect what the dyno is seeing?
Frank
Nope, you've just witnessed why there are WB O2s, and then Switching O2s.Originally posted by VetteMan
We dyno my 86 vette today and discovered my Diacom GM PLus was showing a rich condition yet the dyno was showing a slight lean condition from idle to about 3000 rpms. The o2 sensor is a brand new bosh. Is there something I can adjust to get the ECM to reflect what the dyno is seeing?
Frank
A switching O2 just tells you if your rich or lean, that's all it can reliably do.
If you want a O2 sensor to monitor AFR then you need a WB.