If it's on a gas scale, idle and cruise should still be around 14.7:1. As for WOT, ideally it should be around 12:1, but that depends on what the tuner did. You can use your tuning device to look up Command Fuel Final and see what it is targeting.
So I just took some more logs. It’s strange because at certain RPMs/times the car seems to cruise around 14.7 to 15.1. But at other RPM/times the car will cruise with more of a 15.6 average. I’ve noticed the same thing with idle. At times, it will idle perfectly at 14.7 and other times it idles more like 16. Has anyone else had this happen? Is this normal?
This is a Dyno tune however I found out later that there was a boost leak present during the tune.
I wouldn’t think that that would be causing this issue though because it seems RPM dependent and at wide-open throttle my wide band readings are perfect.
It’s strange because in fifth gear at 7800 RPM I’m right at 15.0 and in sixth year at 7200 to 7600 RPM I am right at 15.6. But the commanded fuel final is 14.5 for both of them.
why am I seeing this variation in differences between the commanded fuel final and the actual air fuel ratio depending on rpm?
My brother in EJ257, did you mean to type fifth gear at 7800 RPM? That's somewhere around 140 to 150 MPH. If you're in fifth, at 7800, full throttle and the wide band is reading 15.0, even with E85, surely the piston would be melted in a single run... no?
Someone just looked at my logs into notice that while cruising and at idle there is zero air fuel correction happening. So essentially the air fuel correction 1 is stuck at zero. It appears as if the car is stuck in open loop regardless of idling, cruising or wide open throttle. Can this be normal? I am running ethanol?
Put the OL/CL switch on your display screen on the AP. That will tell you if it’s staying in OL.
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