Oscillating AFR
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Oscillating AFR
I tried to search for this probably but wasn't having any luck. My car is running fine, but when I'm just cruising at any speed my AFR's are constantly bouncing back and forth between 13.0 and 16.5 (the MS reads leaner than my wideband). I originally suspected the MAP signal, but I've moved it around a few times with the same results. Also any changes in MAP (which look minimal to me) do not seem to have a correlation to the AFR. Any idea what it could be?
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At cruise it's just sitting in the same cells so there's nothing to smooth, as far as I understand.
Uploaded. I feel retarded just admitting this, but I have not been able to find anything relating to closed/open loop in TunerStudio aside from idle settings
Uploaded. I feel retarded just admitting this, but I have not been able to find anything relating to closed/open loop in TunerStudio aside from idle settings
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Your EGO is enabled but the step size is 3% so it's adding or subtracting 3% fuel every time it makes an adjustment. It's possible those swings are too big and causing it to oscillate about the target AFR. Drop the step size to 1%, and also increase "ignition events per step" to something more like 60-80, and see if that makes a difference.
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Your EGO is enabled but the step size is 3% so it's adding or subtracting 3% fuel every time it makes an adjustment. It's possible those swings are too big and causing it to oscillate about the target AFR. Drop the step size to 1%, and also increase "ignition events per step" to something more like 60-80, and see if that makes a difference.
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