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brichard0625 08-25-2013 07:51 PM

long term and short term
 
Just had a quick question. When it comes to long term and short term fuel ratios, where should they ideally be at? can an intake affect the numbers?

Ross 08-25-2013 07:57 PM

For long terms I shoot for 0, for short term I personally like to see no more the +3 to -3 tighter is preferred if possible as that is a 6% swing

brichard0625 08-25-2013 08:21 PM

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Originally Posted by Ross (Post 1166039)
For long terms I shoot for 0, for short term I personally like to see no more the +3 to -3 tighter is preferred if possible as that is a 6% swing

thank you...i wanna check my logs now that im on a stock tune because on ecutek tune my short term was like 8-16% my long term was like 0-2%

arghx7 08-25-2013 09:14 PM

stock car, stock tune? Pretty whatever's it's at is fine unless you're throwing a code or something. It's a self-learning system and every engine is in a different condition.

brichard0625 08-25-2013 09:31 PM

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Originally Posted by arghx7 (Post 1166148)
stock car, stock tune? Pretty whatever's it's at is fine unless you're throwing a code or something. It's a self-learning system and every engine is in a different condition.

stock car and i am throwing a code. p0420..waiting for toyota to see if they can change the header for me.

ft_sjo 08-26-2013 02:02 AM

P0420 can also get directly triggered by a lean running condition, not just catalyzer efficiency.

brichard0625 08-26-2013 09:45 AM

I've checked everything and put everything back to stock. My last guess is cat in header. Just trying to figure it out if it could be my drop in filter. Im sure it cant be that but who knows..the code comes and goes...it stays on for a week and shuts off for a week and then comes back by itself again.

xjohnx 08-26-2013 09:56 AM

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Originally Posted by brichard0625 (Post 1166950)
I've checked everything and put everything back to stock. My last guess is cat in header. Just trying to figure it out if it could be my drop in filter. Im sure it cant be that but who knows..the code comes and goes...it stays on for a week and shuts off for a week and then comes back by itself again.

Have you checked DI seals? having one of those go bad could result in a lean condition like @ft_sjo suggested. Granted, I would think you'd see a misfire or coil pack code too, but it's worth a look.


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