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Re: Tune issues
Posted: Mon Mar 14, 2011 2:09 am
by Fordy
Thought i'd update this
Found out it was all because the o2 sensor was disconnected as its duff. But assumed since the o2 feedback switch was turned off it wouldnt matter?
Got a new o2 fitted and enabled the feedback and everything came out nicely without any changes to the map
Re: Tune issues
Posted: Mon Mar 14, 2011 4:25 am
by nissangts
Hey Fordy it is always the simplest thing that causes these problems.
Fordy wrote:Thought i'd update this
Found out it was all because the o2 sensor was disconnected as its duff. But assumed since the o2 feedback switch was turned off it wouldnt matter?
Got a new o2 fitted and enabled the feedback and everything came out nicely without any changes to the map
Re: Tune issues
Posted: Tue Mar 15, 2011 4:45 am
by Fordy
My theory at the time was the sensor feedback was turned off thus in thoery the ecu didnt need it connected
Would also explain why everyone elses cars have been fine as they all had 02's connected
But anyways now its fine
so i can dial in it completely and get on with ecu based boost control now
Re: Tune issues
Posted: Wed Mar 23, 2011 12:03 pm
by joos14
that is strange because my s14 does get lean when i start to build boost then eventually gets rich after a few seconds but only when i have my o2 sensor feed turned on, thus ive been driving around with my o2 sensor turned off and my AF ration is where i like it. glad you got it all figured out tho