block learn at 108 what caused this?
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Means the ECM is trying to pull fuel out...108 is lowest it'll go, IIRC. Assuming no issues with injectors/afpr leaks, etc...then you'll have to tune it out in the prom.
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Originally posted by 8Mike9
Means the ECM is trying to pull fuel out...108 is lowest it'll go, IIRC. Assuming no issues with injectors/afpr leaks, etc...then you'll have to tune it out in the prom.
Means the ECM is trying to pull fuel out...108 is lowest it'll go, IIRC. Assuming no issues with injectors/afpr leaks, etc...then you'll have to tune it out in the prom.
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Assuming the BLMs were previously fine and you've made no modifications since then, I'd start with the O2 sensor. Pull it, inspect for white crystalline deposits or other whiteness, and replace if so.
Typical failure mode is contamination/poisoning with silicates (wrong type RTV sealant, coolant leakage...) which causes the sensor to report rich fulltime, which causes the ECM to pull out fuel by dropping the BLM until it bottoms out at 108.
If you find white crystalline buildup, it's time to check for cooling system problems. Pressure test via a rad adapter pump from AutoZone, or leakdown test via spark plug adapter.
Typical failure mode is contamination/poisoning with silicates (wrong type RTV sealant, coolant leakage...) which causes the sensor to report rich fulltime, which causes the ECM to pull out fuel by dropping the BLM until it bottoms out at 108.
If you find white crystalline buildup, it's time to check for cooling system problems. Pressure test via a rad adapter pump from AutoZone, or leakdown test via spark plug adapter.
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