Can adjusting my TPS sensor lean out? how can I lean out my system?
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Can adjusting my TPS sensor lean out? how can I lean out my system?
someone said that if your tps sensor is not set to .45 volts that it could raise your fuel curve. I'm running sticking rich bad. What can I do to lower it? Will turning the distributor lean it out?
btw I have d16z6 with 450cc's controlled by a fields controler at -30 straight across and thats the max - it will go. I hate to have to get new injectors but I will if thats the only way.
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btw I have d16z6 with 450cc's controlled by a fields controler at -30 straight across and thats the max - it will go. I hate to have to get new injectors but I will if thats the only way.
Nick
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Re: Can adjusting my TPS sensor lean out? how can I lean out my system? (Sinner)
your injectors are to big, stock computer cant control injectors over 370, even with a vafc or the fields, get hondata or different injectors
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Re: Can adjusting my TPS sensor lean out? how can I lean out my system? (Sinner)
looks like your fields can lean out your injectors enough to run...
450cc injectors on a boosted D series usually need to be trimmed 35%-40%
ps. if u are turbo'd then turning up the boost will lean it out
450cc injectors on a boosted D series usually need to be trimmed 35%-40%
ps. if u are turbo'd then turning up the boost will lean it out
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Stock injectors are 270 cc/min, right? If you put 450's in place of 270's, you will need close to -40% correction, and certainly more than -30%.
How rich are you? How are you measuring this?
Increasing the boost will not necessarily lean it out, unless the injectors are maxed out, or you have some sort of hacking of the MAP signal that's causing it to flatline after a set boost level. Otherwise, fuel flow will increase with airflow like it should.
How rich are you? How are you measuring this?
Increasing the boost will not necessarily lean it out, unless the injectors are maxed out, or you have some sort of hacking of the MAP signal that's causing it to flatline after a set boost level. Otherwise, fuel flow will increase with airflow like it should.
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who the **** said you can only run 370's on the stock ECU 240's 270's and 310's are fine unless you have a way to control them. A vafc can control 440's and dont say it wont because I have been running this setup for a year now
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Re: Can adjusting my TPS sensor lean out? how can I lean out my system? (h22 ef)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by h22 ef »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">your injectors are to big, stock computer cant control injectors over 370, even with a vafc or the fields, get hondata or different injectors</TD></TR></TABLE>
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