lc1/Jaw/wideband troubles
#1
lc1/Jaw/wideband troubles
ok i have a jaw and just bought a lc1 because i thought it was not working/ giving accurate values, from both widebands its saying my car is running a little rich at anything above 3k, at 9lbs its around 11:1
but anything below 3k/ when i let off completly goes to 22:1 on any of my crome maps except i messed up on an uberdata map and i got 9:1 and ran like ----
other things car failed emissions for being too rich at idle and 2500rpm tests
also has been wired by a local shop who nig rigged the wideband install before i had the car, followed all possible hints on lc1 install, ground is at a point on chasis and get no led alarms from it
but anything below 3k/ when i let off completly goes to 22:1 on any of my crome maps except i messed up on an uberdata map and i got 9:1 and ran like ----
other things car failed emissions for being too rich at idle and 2500rpm tests
also has been wired by a local shop who nig rigged the wideband install before i had the car, followed all possible hints on lc1 install, ground is at a point on chasis and get no led alarms from it
#5
Re: lc1/Jaw/wideband troubles
Originally Posted by Joseph Davis
Make sure you ground the wideband to the thermostat housing, doing that makes a LARGE improvement in signal quality.
#6
Re: lc1/Jaw/wideband troubles
It's the ECU sensor ground, dude. What the ECU compares all it's sensor voltages to.
You know how the stock fuel pump sometimes has as little as 9-10 volts across it? That is the sort of quality a unibody or battery groud gives you. The only ground in the system is the block FTMFW.
You know how the stock fuel pump sometimes has as little as 9-10 volts across it? That is the sort of quality a unibody or battery groud gives you. The only ground in the system is the block FTMFW.
#10
Re: lc1/Jaw/wideband troubles
i have a burn 1, but i just cant believe its really at 20:1 and actually idles
but its not just at idle, its when i let off too.. so how do i fix that just richen up low rpm values in vac
if its super lean why would i fail an idle test?
but its not just at idle, its when i let off too.. so how do i fix that just richen up low rpm values in vac
if its super lean why would i fail an idle test?