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  1. November 6th, 2007 #1
    Dale
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    Default B3604 (commanded fuel at startup)Q

    I changed my system over to AFR rather then lambda. So, if I enter numerically higher Data units, I am REMOVING fuel from the system correct?
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    Higher AFR = less fuel (leaner)
    Lower AFR = more fuel (richer)
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    Thank You Sir!
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