Originally Posted by joecar
Changed properties to display EQ Ratio and set B3618 to 0.85
Changed properties to display EQ Ratio and set B3618 to 0.85
Yes. The short log represents the pre Vet tune. The car ran rich after applying the Calc Vet results but I did not log that run. I immediatly went back to the old tune.
Ok, does this mean there is a problem with the O2s? or is this a configuration issue?
Two months ago, I was getting P0133 and P0153. I switched out my front O2s for bosch 13111 and the problem went away.
No, I just didn't word it very well. You don't actually 'need' to be in open loop, you can do closed loop tuning with fuel trims BUT the LTFTs work in blocks... so it's not a very precise way to tune. I should have said that you 'should' tune in open loop because it's more precise.
NO!.... joecar said "set it to EQR 1.175".
OK, changed back display properties back to AFR. If I set all fields 1.75 they default to 1.80. Is that normal?
Just to be clear, Calc VET should block LTFTs. Since I'm running Calc VET with a WBOS, why do you think after applying VET results the car ran so bad?
Why did you do that?
Because you're not following instructions. Joecar told you to set table B3618 to EQR 1.175 and you set it to 0.85 and when I pointed out that joecar said you should set it to EQR 1.175 and you change display properties back to AFR. If you can't follow one simple instruction like that, who knows what you've done with setting up your Calc VET.
Be careful... EQR 1.175.
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