Narrowbands are not very accurate at all WOT. But to be reading 880MV(lean) and your AFR on the wideband peging 10.0 It seems off? Typically you want 930MV..
880 is lean??i thought that it was rich? unless are you talking about that the computer would correct that with a "lean pulse" to average 450...or are you saying thats a lean "rich":th_sick1:
0-178 is idle in park 179-226 in drive idle 1 and 2nd gear wb would bounce 10.9-11.0 3rd it would peg to 10.0
idle with wot #1 from justin48 -- Scan Depot dot net
880 WOT is considered lean in narrow band terms. YES
Scan Idle air counts. and post it up to see if you have a vac leak. I wouldnt start from a new stock bin. I dont think you have the knowlege to do so. No offense ment.
hey well i will do some scans tonight. the "tune" i have is a prj tune and all i changed was the injector size and the shift tables and the fans... i haven't studied enough on how to do a proper spark/fueling tune... i did the install of the parts got it running and drove it back to San Diego from Washington state and just haven't had the time to read on the "major" dial in.. i know its a little lazy but any one know the link some one had running around here for "tapping in" the egr harness to get the wideband to register on vcm scanner? just for temporary for tuning purposes
the cat test is difficult to delete.
Thats the issue.
I dont know how you did it but i'd like to know.
I find it hard to believe that Paul would have your AFR @10. He tuned my GTP and it is running at 11.5 ish AFR. When I took it to him we spent pretty much all day tuning because I have KR issues. Why don't you let him know what your AFR is at. I would bet he will fix it for nothing or next to nothing. Also, what is your commaned AFR at. Maybe its because you don't have the 42.5s dialed in correctly yet?