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AFR not normal

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erik ojeda

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Apr 16, 2017
marina, California
Hello everybody, i just got my car back from the shop and i notice that my afr are not normal...on idle its at 16.4 to 18.0 and wen im driving its at 15.0 to 16.5..could be a boostleak or something else??..
 
at 16.4 to 18 idle, it would be noticably different than before and your trims would be totally out of whack on cruise if it was pre-o2. are you running narrow and wide with no simulation?
 
a leak past an exhaust gasket beforr the sensor (generally manifold gasket, mani to turbine, or turbine to o2 housing) will cause the o2 sensor to read more oxygen content and attempt to increase fuel in closed loop as a result -- a false reading. however, if it cant adjust enough, you will still have a lean reading while running pig rich in reality, causing drivability issues and poor fuel economy. your STFT and combinedft will tell you of this if their numbers are really high.
are you running a narrowband in your o2 housing and a wideband in a downpipe?
 
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