short term and long term fuel trim
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short term and long term fuel trim
what's the difference?
i'm just starting with software to monitor data...
and i seem to be getting rich at idle and low rpm, but something like -9% lean at WOT (maybe i have the rich lean reversed...don't have it right in front of me) is that normal?
i'm just starting with software to monitor data...
and i seem to be getting rich at idle and low rpm, but something like -9% lean at WOT (maybe i have the rich lean reversed...don't have it right in front of me) is that normal?
You might want to look over my online scanner writeup.
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thanks fred that helps a bunch...
i'm sure i'll be asking more questions soon...this is definately a learning curve.
do you guys reccomend any books? i notice there are a few cited in the bottom of Fred's article. is the "how to tune & modify chevrolet fuel injection" a good book on what all the sensors should read?
particularly i need LS1 info
i'm sure i'll be asking more questions soon...this is definately a learning curve.
do you guys reccomend any books? i notice there are a few cited in the bottom of Fred's article. is the "how to tune & modify chevrolet fuel injection" a good book on what all the sensors should read?
particularly i need LS1 info
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