Funky wideband readings, PLX m300...
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Funky wideband readings, PLX m300...
All last year it as fine. We were tuning it today and after a few pulls and checking plugs we realized something definetly wasnt right. Jdogg tuned the AFR's in the 11.5-12.5 range where it should be, but the plugs were WHITE/LEAN as hell. When he dropped it down to the 10.0 range the car made much more power and the plugs looked as they should.
I would just take it as a bad o2 sensor but the o2 sensor on the dyno was seeing similiar results in the tailpipe.
I am going to get a new sensor and hopefully it will solve the problem. The sensor that is in there is a year old but doesnt have too many miles on it...
Any idea's?
Modified by dunkd at 10:00 PM 4/10/2006
I would just take it as a bad o2 sensor but the o2 sensor on the dyno was seeing similiar results in the tailpipe.
I am going to get a new sensor and hopefully it will solve the problem. The sensor that is in there is a year old but doesnt have too many miles on it...
Any idea's?
Modified by dunkd at 10:00 PM 4/10/2006
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Re: Funky wideband readings, PLX m300... (dunkd)
damn @ least urs lasted way longer than mine..
i have the AEM wideband and the o2 on that went bad after 3 days
i ran C16 though but it should of lasted longer than 3 days maybe 50 miles
i have the AEM wideband and the o2 on that went bad after 3 days
i ran C16 though but it should of lasted longer than 3 days maybe 50 miles
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C16 ***** up sensors...when they get old they do read wrong
I have gone through 4 sensors....I like to put a new one when I first tune the car to make sure its as fresh as possible .... and on the dyno have like 3 widebands on that thing
I have gone through 4 sensors....I like to put a new one when I first tune the car to make sure its as fresh as possible .... and on the dyno have like 3 widebands on that thing
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it hasnt seen any c16 before today. it was getting the bad reading before we started using it...
anyway now there is 5 gallons in there so this o2 sensor will def be toast. I am going to VW to pick one up wednesday and hopefully they will have it in stock.
if this doesnt fix it then... I AM LOST.
driving around on the street the wideband reads RICH (<10.0) and in the 10's under partial... in this case the car should drive like **** and break up, but it drives smooth.
anyway now there is 5 gallons in there so this o2 sensor will def be toast. I am going to VW to pick one up wednesday and hopefully they will have it in stock.
if this doesnt fix it then... I AM LOST.
driving around on the street the wideband reads RICH (<10.0) and in the 10's under partial... in this case the car should drive like **** and break up, but it drives smooth.
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Re: Funky wideband readings, PLX m300... (dunkd)
if there is any preignition or detonation going on... sometimes when u richen it up quite a bit, it will stop that from happening.
that could be what you are seeing.
however, id def check out that sensor.
that could be what you are seeing.
however, id def check out that sensor.
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