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I have a Civic EK3 with a d15z6 engine (EDM) and been trying to figure out why I have such negative fuel trims for months now. Here are my logs (from Hondash):
From: Whats Up MN!! But still the middle of nowhere...
Re: EK3 high negative fuel trims
I just wanted to confirm, are you throwing a code? Also, you may have to watch videos of how technicians use those data and how those data change over time to properly diagnose problems. I use to watch "Shroedinger's Cat" on YouTube, the free channel, to chase a lean code on my Rav4 because replacing parts was not in my budget at the time. Added with the fact with that particular car, the TCM throws a code in conjunction with any engine code, so cruise control was disabled.
I just wanted to confirm, are you throwing a code? Also, you may have to watch videos of how technicians use those data and how those data change over time to properly diagnose problems. I use to watch "Shroedinger's Cat" on YouTube, the free channel, to chase a lean code on my Rav4 because replacing parts was not in my budget at the time. Added with the fact with that particular car, the TCM throws a code in conjunction with any engine code, so cruise control was disabled.
No codes. I disconnected 2 hoses, one at a time and watched the fuel trims. When I disconnected the breather coming from the valve cover, the fuel trims didn't change. When I disconnected the PCV hose, the fuel trims went from -18.0 to -16.4, which indicates some blow-by, but not the main cause.