PSI of the fuel pressure regulator
pressure for OBD1 is same as for OBD0 - 35-38 with the vacuum hose at the fuel pressure regulator connected - also check it with the engine idling and the vacuum hose disconnected - with hose disconnected it should be 41-47
I think isnt the same.
I havê a CRX b16a1 and i upgrade my pw0 obd0 to obd1 using p30 basemap I had to increase 20% of the fuel to get a 14.0 AFR . I'm using obd0 FPR
I havê a CRX b16a1 and i upgrade my pw0 obd0 to obd1 using p30 basemap I had to increase 20% of the fuel to get a 14.0 AFR . I'm using obd0 FPR
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dont know if is right
obd0
bar: 2,4 - 2,79 ||| psi: 34 - 40
bar: 1,75 - 2,14 ||| psi: 25 - 31
obd1
bar: 2,8 - 3,3 ||| psi: 40 - 47
bar: 2,15 - 2,65 ||| psi: 31 - 38
dont know if is right
obd0
bar: 2,4 - 2,79 ||| psi: 34 - 40
bar: 1,75 - 2,14 ||| psi: 25 - 31
obd1
bar: 2,8 - 3,3 ||| psi: 40 - 47
bar: 2,15 - 2,65 ||| psi: 31 - 38
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