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Cary Citro Total posts: 2370
Better living with drugs2000 Grand Prix GTP Joined: 01 Oct 2003 Location: West by God Pennsyltucky Age: 57 |
Posted: Fri Mar 03, 2006 2:19 pm Post subject: LS1M working again..did quick 2...opinions? |
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Got the LS1M working again awhile back and finally installed the charge and run batteries and got the latest updates so that I can use Logcolor from DHP now. 2 quick scans-
(40-104 WOT)
http://webpages.charter.net/citro/1-16%2040-104WOT.html
(45-96 WOT)
http://webpages.charter.net/citro/1-16%2045-96WOT.html
Johnny, for tuning purposes...what do you scan and why? do you tune for WOT only? or do you also set up for normal driving? I want to start dialing in better this year and as you guys know, I know nothing about tuning
I do now have a mini AFC 2.2 though, but have never used it yet. TIA _________________ 2000 GTP 13.5 daily driver
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redross17 Total posts: 3600 Brian Ross2004 Grand Prix GTP CompG Joined: 11 Dec 2003 Location: Buffalo Age: 48 |
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I scan:
A/F, ECT, FT Cell, Gear, IAT, Injector PW, KR, LTFT, MAF, MAP(kPa), MPH, O2, RPM, Spark, STFT, Total Misfires, TP %
The bold ones are probably the most important ones.
For LTFTs, you should tune (targeting -3..0..3) for all speeds/loads.
I think Guzzo has something on his site about tuning with the AFC? _________________ 2018 Acadia
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studderin Total posts: 6272
John Csotello1998 Grand Prix GTP Joined: 01 Oct 2003 Location: 2nd gear burnouts Age: 42 |
Posted: Fri Mar 03, 2006 4:56 pm Post subject: |
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thats pretty bad ass you getting 17deg timming. Find out your IAT, and whatever a dhpv1 looks at, to command that. (thats what I was getting commanded w/ a 1om spoof, but I htink it also looks at some other temps a little?) That will rock on race gas in the summer non IC.
that looks like you 3.40?
02's are "ok". You should do run from a stop, and see what they settle at? The numbers you have there get (higher) after you do 2-4 WOT runs remeber about that.
I get B1S1 02# on the areoforce .890-.930 I noticed. Watch the UNYCGP video, I got some good incar clips of my car. But really don't look at it WOT normally:lol: I do, after I changed somthing or cars been sitting a >week. And just before I put it in "kill" mod on the street, but I don't really adjust the AFR off it. It's more of a "general range" number, becuse it's affected but to many things, doing muti WOT form differnt MPH/stops/air/coolent temps. If I go WOT and see it stitting at .700 I'd let off lol. Use it like a "general range" idea, with KR influense. I guess thats the best way to say it?
I dail my FT for curise, but wot I don't care about them. I just do what I want with the wideband number. Thats a "real" number, all the other backdoor tunning ways, (cell, charts, SD) I think your just playing with yourself, for what were doing = reading PCM numbers driving are cars on the street. (somtimes 2-3rd hand combind values off other sencors singals)
Your too far away (for super dialing in whats actully happening in the combusition chamber) for that, and stick with the meat and patoaes, real world to the motor = Wideband and KR.
If your on a dyno for weeks, and what to get into dialing in more things = what you WOT locking FT do. At each MPH you went WOT, for that coolent temp, with that IAT temp..... (you get the idea) Go ahead, but it's going to take a while with a AFC _________________ New Era performance
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Cary Citro Total posts: 2370
Better living with drugs2000 Grand Prix GTP Joined: 01 Oct 2003 Location: West by God Pennsyltucky Age: 57 |
Posted: Fri Mar 03, 2006 5:14 pm Post subject: |
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redross17 wrote: | I scan:
A/F, ECT, FT Cell, Gear, IAT, Injector PW, KR, LTFT, MAF, MAP(kPa), MPH, O2, RPM, Spark, STFT, Total Misfires, TP %
The bold ones are probably the most important ones.
For LTFTs, you should tune (targeting -3..0..3) for all speeds/loads.
I think Guzzo has something on his site about tuning with the AFC? |
OK, my LS1M will scan ALL of the following, BUT I can only choose 10 things at once, so which 10 would you include for tuning? (A/F air to fuel? I don't see it listed. ECT, ok. FT = fuel trim, long or short? Gear=no, IAT ok, IPW ok, rest I think ok)
B
Boost (L67 only)
CLSD
Closed-loop status
0 (open loop) when cold
1 (closed loop) after engine warms up
ECT
Engine coolant temperature
IAT
Intake air temperature
IGN
Ignition advance
Varies: 15-20 degrees at idle, 20-30 at full throttle
LD
Engine load (calculated by the vehicles computer)
0-100%, depending on conditions. 2 or 3% or so at idle.
LFT1
LFT2
Long-term fuel trim, drivers side & passenger side
-10 to +10%
Zero after battery change or vehicle computer reset
MAF
Mass air flow
From 0.5-1 lb/min at idle to 30-35 at full throttle
MAP
Manifold air pressure
9-10Hg at idle to near 30 at full throttle
MPH
Vehicle speed
Should match speedometer
O2L
O2R
Oxygen sensor, drivers side
Oxygen sensor, passenger side
Should move around a lot after engine warms up; 850mV to 950mV at full throttle
RPM
Engine speed
600-700 at warm idle, up to 6000 or more during shifts at full throttle
SFT1
SFT2
Short-term fuel trim, drivers side & passenger side
-10 to +10%
Zero after battery change or vehicle computer reset
FTC
Fuel trim cell
Varies with engine conditions. In general, numbers go up with load, except for cells 20-22, which may be used for open loop (including full throttle)
IAC
Idle air counts
20-60 at warm idle to 100 while cruising; higher when a/c is on
IDC1
IDC2
Injector duty cycle, drivers side & passenger side
1-2% at idle, up to 85% at full throttle
IGNV
Ignition volts
12 volts or so with key on, down to 9.5-9.8 during starting, then 13.5-14.5 with engine running
IPW1
IPW2
Injector pulse width
2-4 milliseconds up to 15-20 at higher rpms and full throttle
KC
Knock Count
Zero to several dozen
Ideally, should always be zero
KR
Knock retard
Zero to 3-4 degrees
Ideally, should always be zero
MAFF
Mass air flow frequency
2200-2300 at idle, 9000+ at full throttle
MISP
Primary misfiring cylinder
1-8 if misfires present
MISR
Revolutions with misfires
0-10 revs is common; more than that may indicate problem
TFT
Transmission Fluid Temperature
Ambient to 200 deg F or so. Above 225 and the tranny fluid starts to deteriorate.
TPSV
Throttle position sensor voltage
0-5Volts; typically 0.5 volts at idle & 4.5 at full throttle
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Cary Citro Total posts: 2370
Better living with drugs2000 Grand Prix GTP Joined: 01 Oct 2003 Location: West by God Pennsyltucky Age: 57 |
Posted: Fri Mar 03, 2006 5:21 pm Post subject: |
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Johnny airbox wrote: | thats pretty bad ass you getting 17deg timming. Find out your IAT, and whatever a dhpv1 looks at, to command that. (thats what I was getting commanded w/ a 1om spoof, but I htink it also looks at some other temps a little?) That will rock on race gas in the summer non IC. |
bad ass = good? these runs were on a mild day in January around 40 deg outside.
Johnny airbox wrote: | that looks like you 3.40? |
yeah, I run a 3.4 pulley on the street
Johnny airbox wrote: | 02's are "ok". You should do run from a stop, and see what they settle at? The numbers you have there get (higher) after you do 2-4 WOT runs remeber about that. |
I was real rich at IDD on the dyno...now it appears I leaned out a little? Do you think the vogel TB effected that?
Johnny airbox wrote: | I get B1S1 02# on the areoforce .890-.930 I noticed. Watch the UNYCGP video, I got some good incar clips of my car. But really don't look at it WOT normally:lol: I do, after I changed somthing or cars been sitting a >week. And just before I put it in "kill" mod on the street, but I don't really adjust the AFR off it. It's more of a "general range" number, becuse it's affected but to many things, doing muti WOT form differnt MPH/stops/air/coolent temps. If I go WOT and see it stitting at .700 I'd let off lol. Use it like a "general range" idea, with KR influense. I guess thats the best way to say it? |
no idea what you just said here I assume your talking about your O2 readings?
Johnny airbox wrote: | I dail my FT for curise, but wot I don't care about them. I just do what I want with the wideband number. Thats a "real" number, all the other backdoor tunning ways, (cell, charts, SD) I think your just playing with yourself, for what were doing = reading PCM numbers driving are cars on the street. (somtimes 2-3rd hand combind values off other sencors singals)
Your too far away (for super dialing in whats actully happening in the combusition chamber) for that, and stick with the meat and patoaes, real world to the motor = Wideband and KR.
If your on a dyno for weeks, and what to get into dialing in more things = what you WOT locking FT do. At each MPH you went WOT, for that coolent temp, with that IAT temp..... (you get the idea) Go ahead, but it's going to take a while with a AFC |
ah, so trying to tune for street use is a waste of time ur saying? got it. I guess it only pays then to use the mini afc at the track if needed after testing 3-5 runs? |
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studderin Total posts: 6272
John Csotello1998 Grand Prix GTP Joined: 01 Oct 2003 Location: 2nd gear burnouts Age: 42 |
Posted: Fri Mar 03, 2006 7:42 pm Post subject: |
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OK this is the best I'm going to get with useing quote tags
Cary Citro wrote: | Johnny airbox wrote: | thats pretty bad ass you getting 17deg timming. Find out your IAT, and whatever a dhpv1 looks at, to command that. (thats what I was getting commanded w/ a 1om spoof, but I htink it also looks at some other temps a little?) That will rock on race gas in the summer non IC. |
Cary Citro wrote: |
bad ass = good? these runs were on a mild day in January around 40 deg outside.
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yes, 17* WOT is damn good for 93 with no IC. Even with boost simi low boost (8.5-10) thu the rpms. But thats not a acutedt number erad more beloew,
Johnny airbox wrote: | that looks like you 3.40? |
Cary Citro wrote: |
yeah, I run a 3.4 pulley on the street
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Cool, I still think your car has higher boost number for the pully size I've seen on anyones car. TOG/no cat/catback/1.9 rockers/CAI/other
Did you see any change in your boost with the TB? (also look at the MAFF hz) Also is it a 72mm thottal balde?
Johnny airbox wrote: | 02's are "ok". You should do run from a stop, and see what they settle at? The numbers you have there get (higher) after you do 2-4 WOT runs remeber about that. |
Cary Citro wrote: |
I was real rich at IDD on the dyno...now it appears I leaned out a little?
Do you think the vogel TB effected that?
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the chances of it staying the same are low. But without numbers with the same source (wideband even) You don't know.
Get a wideband. LOL
Johnny airbox wrote: | I get B1S1 02# on the areoforce .890-.930 I noticed. Watch the UNYCGP video, I got some good incar clips of my car. But really don't look at it WOT normally:lol: I do, after I changed somthing or cars been sitting a >week. And just before I put it in "kill" mod on the street, but I don't really adjust the AFR off it. It's more of a "general range" number, becuse it's affected but to many things, doing muti WOT form differnt MPH/stops/air/coolent temps. If I go WOT and see it stitting at .700 I'd let off lol. Use it like a "general range" idea, with KR influense. I guess thats the best way to say it? |
Cary Citro wrote: |
no idea what you just said here I assume your talking about your O2 readings?
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HAHA
yes
Johnny airbox wrote: | I dail my FT for curise, but wot I don't care about them. I just do what I want with the wideband number. Thats a "real" number, all the other backdoor tunning ways, (cell, charts, SD) I think your just playing with yourself, for what were doing = reading PCM numbers driving are cars on the street. (somtimes 2-3rd hand combind values off other sencors singals)
Your too far away (for super dialing in whats actully happening in the combusition chamber) for that, and stick with the meat and patoaes, real world to the motor = Wideband and KR.
If your on a dyno for weeks, and what to get into dialing in more things = what you WOT locking FT do. At each MPH you went WOT, for that coolent temp, with that IAT temp..... (you get the idea) Go ahead, but it's going to take a while with a AFC |
Cary Citro wrote: |
ah, so trying to tune for street use is a waste of time ur saying? got it. I guess it only pays then to use the mini afc at the track if needed after testing 3-5 runs?
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Not at all, All I have a is 2.2 AFC with a DHPv1 PCM code (bought it form 3800performace like 3 years ago) with some cam/code removle/trans changes DHP did 2 years ago. Look how far I've gone. LOL
99% street tuning by myself. Track only = added timming and 1% AFC plament changes. Are very little compaired to work done on the street.
You do computer stuff for a living right? maybe you can relate to this if you've head it? (I can't think of a relation to drinking hard liqure or golfing)
"Crap in Crap out"
You can only get so close using your stock 02 numbers, before your blind tunning.
You can get alot closer with wideband 02 numbers, tho.
Look into what some of the number your looking at thu anything you get plugging into the OBDII port (I'm taking LM1/Atap/alexpepper/HPtuners/powertuners it dosn't really matter) What the number you see on the screen really are. You ahould to always think about that for everything about the car.
I'm just going off the top of my head but your FT's deffantion is basicaly somthing like this
"a ajustment in fueling using the stock 02 sencors 0-1volt singal to acheve a .450v on a +/- in a % valve"
.450 of 1.0 volts (thats the stock 02 range).
Thats the only area the stock 02 is desinged to give a singal thats worth a damn. Witch it's soposed to be .450v=14.7:1 AFR
So just the parmaeter "LTFT" is based off the STFT witch is basied off it's ajustment to how it reads the numbers the 02 sencor is spitting out. Witch isn't that great to begin with. So what the number you seeing really stands for is shit I think. Same gose for any PCM boost numbers you get.
I only like the real raw numbers you get.. widband singal numbers. timming advance.. KR. (but yes thats not a source number)
lots of thinks you don't need for tunning, but you use them just to check/setup somthing else
IAC (nothing your going to change with it, just sue it for chaecking for vac leaks. And if you mess with the IAC passage, or hole drilling in the thottla plate)
missifires (check 1-2-3-4-5-6 once in a while for them at idle. And if you cars acting up. But not a noraml numbers yous going to change anything with them)
ECT (same..... not much to do really. Just when setting up your temp for the KR base temp, look if your in open lope... ect.)
engine load (never used it, nothing to do with it really)
IAT (I have a happy knob off it)
boost (use you mechaical boost gauge)
IGN (no happy nomb so you can't really change it alot. unless you do sime IAT spoffoingm But still good to see, change with KR. and what your getting, I scan it on Atap most of my congifs.)
FTs (use them for cursing tunning only. I do on Atap most of my congifs. get them close as you can to 0. 3.69 gears/convtor/42.5 injects/LS6 MAF/ I have alot of things not stock thats it's based off, so +/- 5 is pretty good)
MAFF (use it once in a while I do on Atap most of my congifs. when you start getting 102 and 103 codes with some good mods you'l use it more
MAP (only for chacking somthing)
MPH (not needed, under 50 is spinning anyway. I can see on a scan what gear I'm on off RPMs it's easy, I scan RPM)
02 (I scan mostly)
FTC (I never use any cell charts)
INGV (only after you chack after a dead battery/ changed your alt or sometimg?
IPW (IDC) I use to look at inj to check them. Only check after pulley size is dropped 1st time. Or mistery bottle is full or jetted for mistery size hp? But it's good to save some logs, to go back and check on how the car is running, and what mods changed what. thats gose for MAFF, also thats the air the motor in injecting. use it to comaire pulley airflow changes (belt slip for the MAFF you were getting with a new belt at XXXX rpms) TB size ext. remeber you MAFF changes when you change it's singal with a AFC so docment the AFC setting so the numbers your going back to compair are acurret. thats that same idea with scalling it back for going off the 11,500 Hz table in the PCM.
TPS ( afer you change TB or have it off. to recheck the WOT, closed plamencts)
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Cary Citro Total posts: 2370
Better living with drugs2000 Grand Prix GTP Joined: 01 Oct 2003 Location: West by God Pennsyltucky Age: 57 |
Posted: Mon Mar 06, 2006 10:27 am Post subject: |
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Quote: | Did you see any change in your boost with the TB? (also look at the MAFF hz) Also is it a 72mm thottal balde?
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my scan tool was broken at the time and I didn't really check after I installed the vogel p&p TB. I think I was always getting around 10 at the top of the rpms John (even my autometer guage goes to around 10-11 at max rpms) 72mm blade? I don't know...there was a picture of it here somewhere...I'll go look.
wideband O2 for accurate (and probably alot safer) tuning...rgr that. where do you get one? how much? hard to install? can you hook a wideband O2 to the OBDII port and scan it with LS1M? what's involved with a wideband O2 sensor John?
As the weather gets better soon...I'll do more scans and post them for sure. Like I said....I want to try/learn how to tune this year. I still have to make my list of 10 good things to scan on the LS1M.
I think-
RPM-MPH-TPS-KR-O2-STFC-LTFT are mandatory 7 things
after that perhaps MAFF? IAT? MAP? IGN? |
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Cary Citro Total posts: 2370
Better living with drugs2000 Grand Prix GTP Joined: 01 Oct 2003 Location: West by God Pennsyltucky Age: 57 |
Posted: Mon Mar 06, 2006 10:33 am Post subject: |
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here's the TB I got from Matt and installed....and NO...it's not a bigger blade...stock size (had to re-read his posts to check)
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Cary Citro Total posts: 2370
Better living with drugs2000 Grand Prix GTP Joined: 01 Oct 2003 Location: West by God Pennsyltucky Age: 57 |
Posted: Mon Mar 06, 2006 1:26 pm Post subject: |
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uh...just found a wideband O2 kit at ZZP...uh...$350!?!
not to mention the additional cables or the exhaust clamp thing. You can spent around $400-$450 just to get setup. IF I had a car that was IC'd/cam'd...i.e. FASTER...I might think about it...but for me I think $450 for tuning is a little extreme...no? |
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studderin Total posts: 6272
John Csotello1998 Grand Prix GTP Joined: 01 Oct 2003 Location: 2nd gear burnouts Age: 42 |
Posted: Mon Mar 06, 2006 7:13 pm Post subject: |
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haha thouse pics and hand look famier.
ya my WB was 450 new LM1 with 4 channels
I'm gona have to say WOT tunning,
a WB with AFC is a better. then using the narrowband and have a $400 "tuner" and the $$ labtop to go with it.
Look at me, stock motor 89K with only a AFC on it. You know what I do with it |
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GTP98 Total posts: 1787 Jay1998 Grand Prix GTP Joined: 03 Oct 2003 Location: b-loooooow Age: 44 |
Posted: Tue Mar 07, 2006 8:45 am Post subject: |
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My PLX M-300 was like 275ish.
Cary a good friend of mine is a PLX dealer and has a PLX M-250 Plug and Play Bosch Wideband Sensor Controller Combo with 2 1/16" White Gauge in stock right now.
http://www.plxdevices.com/onlinestore_domestic.htm
On the site its listed for $369, I could probbaly get it cheaper for you. If you want ill get in touch with him and see what he says. Or if you want a different model let me know. He can get them pretty fast and ship it to you. _________________ '08 TrailBlazer SS Black/Black |
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Cary Citro Total posts: 2370
Better living with drugs2000 Grand Prix GTP Joined: 01 Oct 2003 Location: West by God Pennsyltucky Age: 57 |
Posted: Tue Mar 07, 2006 10:40 am Post subject: |
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GTP98 wrote: | My PLX M-300 was like 275ish.
Cary a good friend of mine is a PLX dealer and has a PLX M-250 Plug and Play Bosch Wideband Sensor Controller Combo with 2 1/16" White Gauge in stock right now.
http://www.plxdevices.com/onlinestore_domestic.htm
On the site its listed for $369, I could probbaly get it cheaper for you. If you want ill get in touch with him and see what he says. Or if you want a different model let me know. He can get them pretty fast and ship it to you. |
WOW...neat stuff on that site for sure. The hell with the guage...why not just get the M-300 which has the read out already for cheaper? Jay...after reading this site for awhile...you were able to replace your stock narrowband O2 sensor with a wideband at the stock location?!?
Did you hook up your M300 to the PCM to spoof it and replace the narrowband? How hard was that? The M300 is listed at $315. I'd like to know more about your setup.
On a side note....the Rseries there are freakin slick. wireless data logging and a full computer for tuning...overkill for me...but nice |
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GTP98 Total posts: 1787 Jay1998 Grand Prix GTP Joined: 03 Oct 2003 Location: b-loooooow Age: 44 |
Posted: Tue Mar 07, 2006 11:17 am Post subject: |
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Cary, Yes you can use the PLX in your stock 02 location. PLX has a forum where you can get info how how that works and how to hook it up. There are some things to consider before doing that, one is the temp of exhaust gases should not go above 850c or you can shorten the life of the sencor. It should last about 50-60k miles.
http://www.plxdevices.com/forum/index.php
When I first got it I wanted to wait till my TOG's came in before I installed it. Well I never installed my TOG's so I let Shawn E use the wideband sence he was swapping in his set up in to the 97gt and needed to tune it. He liked it alot and said it was very helpfull. Now I mentioned the M250 because they have it in stock but the M300 is a very nice unit and the display is bright and readable. Ive been leaning towards selling my M300 and jumping up to the R series sence I just bought a laptop. Now I would have bought a LM unit but I liked the fact that the PLX was small and I wanted to run it all the time, plus my buddy did a group buy so I got it real cheap. Take alook on the PLX forum and if your interested in getting one let me know and Ill see about getting you prices. |
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Cary Citro Total posts: 2370
Better living with drugs2000 Grand Prix GTP Joined: 01 Oct 2003 Location: West by God Pennsyltucky Age: 57 |
Posted: Tue Mar 07, 2006 12:20 pm Post subject: |
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if your going to sell your M300 I want first rights to buy then, OK?
I would imagine that replacing the stock O2 will require some PCM interface for sure. You never installed it yourself? |
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GTP98 Total posts: 1787 Jay1998 Grand Prix GTP Joined: 03 Oct 2003 Location: b-loooooow Age: 44 |
Posted: Tue Mar 07, 2006 12:34 pm Post subject: |
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If I sell it ill let you know. So back to using the wideband as your stock 02 is as simple as using a 20ohm 10 wat resistor and connecting some wires. You can read about it here. Basicly you take the narrow band output from the controller and use that to send the signal to the pcm, the resistor is to trick the pcm into thinking the 02 is heating up and working.
http://www.plxdevices.com/AppNotes/PLXApp004.pdf |
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