ODB1 conversion, too rich
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ODB1 conversion, too rich
I put a P72 in my mostly stock (h/i/e) 2k1 GSR and it runs quite rich now. Some times it even has problems starting. Has any one else had this problem? I was going to get it tuned with my new hondata which should fix it but I was just wondering with this was normal.
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Re: ODB1 conversion, too rich (PolyPill)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by PolyPill »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">bump</TD></TR></TABLE> Is the new obd1 ecu chipped or is it stock.
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Re: ODB1 conversion, too rich (Threatcon13)
GSR's have a tendancy to run rich. Nearly half of them that I see at the track are blowing black smoke out the tail pipe. So, yes there is a very good chance that your running rich just on a stock chip.
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From: WHORELANDO, FL
Re: ODB1 conversion, too rich (patdemps)
Yeah my 94 GSR did the same thing....Whats odd though is that after i chipped it with a "Mugen" program, it stopped doing so but ran a hell of alot better..hmmmmm ,now u got me thinking..
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