LC-1 to replace narrowband?
what values to i need to reprogram it to? i'm still getting a CEL. i connected it to the D14(i think, white wire). i couldnt find ---- on google. thanks for any help
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Re: LC-1 to replace narrowband?
IIRC it's one of the analogue outputs that need to be programmed as 0-1v narrowband.
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Re: LC-1 to replace narrowband?
ok, thats what i needed to know. i couldn't find the voltage values anywhere.
is that 1v at 15 or so afr? |
Re: LC-1 to replace narrowband?
yeah, that's what I have written down on a scrap of paper from when I set up a buddies LC1.
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Re: LC-1 to replace narrowband?
like .18 at air, 1v at fuel. afr is in the middle
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Re: LC-1 to replace narrowband?
Originally Posted by c0mpl3x
like .18 at air, 1v at fuel. afr is in the middle
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Re: LC-1 to replace narrowband?
Originally Posted by MAJORAHOLE
???
how does setting stoich, which is like .45v on a narrow, at 1v on a 0-1v scale, work? |
Re: LC-1 to replace narrowband?
im just tryin to figure out what i should set it at
so 0 on the lean side and 1v on the rich side? |
Re: LC-1 to replace narrowband?
Originally Posted by MAJORAHOLE
im just tryin to figure out what i should set it at
so 0 on the lean side and 1v on the rich side? |
Re: LC-1 to replace narrowband?
lc-1 manual claims their Analog Out 1 is already programmed from the factory to narrow band specs. It shows 1.100Volt at Lambda: 0.958 and 0.103 Volt at Lambda: 1.022
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