If im running to rich, how do I modify my fuel/air mixture.

This is a 95 ex. With aem short ram intake, headers, megan (yes not mugen)
and full exhaust with a nice cat, muffler, resinator. Im running a msd ignition.

My filter was hella dirty, going to change that. Also cleaned my pcv.

Any more ideas about how to fix this problem.

(trying to pass emissions, failed by a few points)

 

You can't change it without at least some kind of piggyback ecu/fuel controller. Even then, it wouldn't be wise to do this on your own without a wideband O2 sensor. If your O2 sensor is starting to go bad, it could cause your car to run too rich without triggering a CEL.

 

starting to go bad? I thought they either worked or didnt.

 

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with age o2 sensors start responding more and more slowly. They usually do not trip a CEL. On newer cars you may or may not get a CEL

 

can anybody back this up? its a 95

 

Trust me... We know what we're talking about.

Now, we're not saying the O2 sensor is definitely the problem. We're simply stating that it is a possibility. And in my eyes, a strong possibility.

 

what else can be a problem,

it also shakes/ bugges a little when im accelerating around 40/50 mph

 

Incorrect fuel mixture and/or incorrect timing can cause the bogging.

 

clean the EGR runners

 

what do you by the egr runners? the hoses running to the egr?

 

There's a link in the Accord FAQ for cleaning the EGR ports...