well im trying to figure out some electrical issues with the car. alot of people tell me to check the ground wires for the car. i actually changed the whole set of ground wires with some 4guage wire i had laying around. assuming something went bad somewhere with the wires themselves how does...
Let me look at mine.. I had the same problem when I did a rebuild last year and I had some trouble finding the right injector plugs on the harness that went to the right injector..
#6 black wire and a white wire with red stripe
#5white and red wire
#4 yellow wire and white wire with blue...
Correction... Mine at idle after the car got warm was 17 18ish airfuel ratio readings. When cruising it would be aorund 13 14 a/f readings. And when WOT it would go pig rich. 9ish in airfuel..
Im having the same issues as described.
My wideband shows very lean conditions at idle. 17 or 16 ish at idle when the car is warm. But at intial start up I have very rich conditions.. The wideband shows 14 15ish at cruise but at wot the wideband shows very rich conditions.
Mods are afcII/vpc...
Another thing.
When the car is cold(started after sitting for over nite) I get a very rich mix. 10.1 or so.
That I have to lean out the fuel on the safcII at the 800 rpm range. But if I keep the safcII lean in that rpm range when the motor get to warmer temps I get a lean condition. Its as if...
I've been battling this issue for a while now and im still stumped.
I have a vpc/safcII combo with a plx R-500 wideband and I need help.my car starts ok, when I turn her on I get normal airfuel readings but after a few minutes when the car starts getting into warmer operating temps my airfuel...
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Somebody has to have more info.. The car still has a unexplained drain of power. The safcII shows 14.3v right at startup but over time the damn thing does the voltage dip thing when I turn on the headlights.
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