Scanner problems
Bruce Plecan
nacelp at bright.net
Wed Jul 1 02:34:35 GMT 1998
From: Jason Weir <jweir at worldnet.att.net>
Subject: Scanner problems
Second (all this was a
>idle)I am getting about 20 IAC counts at idle
This 20 is fine
I assume that this is
>because the damm thing is running rich all the time, actually set a
>"oxygen sensor rich" code during the data logging, that was a first.
>Oh yea and the BLM was around 120 until it went into closed loop
so long as it drives OK open loop don't get inna twist over the 120
then it
>went to 108
Means way too rich or timing way off.
, Same thing for the integrator it was at 128 and then went
>to 60 when it went closed loop, think that I might need a rework of the
>fuel maps???
Reread the tuning notes. You "seem" to be shotgunning the tuneup
here. One thing atta time. Rarely will I do more than one item atta
time, and with the 747's I done abunch of chips. Don't forget a
notebook so you know where your at AND where ya been..
Another problem was I getting knock counts almost
>constantly at idle, it would go from 0 to 255 in about 10 seconds and
>then start over, until that is that I disconnected the sensor. the
>reason for that I guess is because the sensor is for a chevy 4.3 V6 and
>its on a Jeep 4.2 I6, different frequencies?
Depending on the BCC some do that, try a different BCC.
well any ideas on that one?
>maybe using the stock jeep sensor, think it will work with the GM stuff?
Dangerous quessing here.
>Other bits of info, TPS voltage .66 - .68V
that's fine. Record TPS at 45-55-65 mph. Before ya go any further.
througout the test, about
>10hg vacuum,
> I will have to try this again after I get the correct vin# because
>it didnt include things like timing advance and knock retard, and some
>other that I thought should have been there.. thanks for any help, Jason
>
>--
>Jason Weir - 88 YJ - 258 / Howell TBI 145K and counting
>Fayetteville, North Carolina
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>
Cheers
Bruce
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