Need help with data table fron scantool
Need help with data table fron scantool
My car: '87 Camaro 2,8L MPFI. I finished scantool lately and get datastream from it. I've converted it to the Excel table. Problem is, that my car stalls sometimes in traffic. Maybe can someone check my data table and give me some advice, what may be wrong with my engine or/and sensors. I can't find anything 
Data:
http://my.tele2.ee/camaro/aldl.xls
At this stream, car stalls in the row 52.
[This message has been edited by max87Camaro (edited July 31, 2001).]

Data:
http://my.tele2.ee/camaro/aldl.xls
At this stream, car stalls in the row 52.
[This message has been edited by max87Camaro (edited July 31, 2001).]
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At a quick glance, your BLMs appear quite high (148s) indicating a lean condition and your IAC step counts are getting quite low.
My first suggestion would be to increase the mixture.
My first suggestion would be to increase the mixture.
Fuel pressure is OK, 35psi@idle. So you think, that with that data is all OK? All sensors and ECM functions are OK?
I've checked other datastreams too and noticed, that every time I take my foot out of gas, BLM goes high (150-160). And if i stop the car, it causes sometimes (quite often) stalling the engine. What may cause rising BLM and why ECM does'nt try to compensate that? What can I do, to improve situation? Why IAC closes too much, because of high BLM?
[This message has been edited by max87Camaro (edited August 01, 2001).]
I've checked other datastreams too and noticed, that every time I take my foot out of gas, BLM goes high (150-160). And if i stop the car, it causes sometimes (quite often) stalling the engine. What may cause rising BLM and why ECM does'nt try to compensate that? What can I do, to improve situation? Why IAC closes too much, because of high BLM?
[This message has been edited by max87Camaro (edited August 01, 2001).]
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