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Fuel trims problem

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cevic

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Feb 14, 2005
Kansas City, Kansas
I was monitoring the fuel trims today and noticed the Low trims will drop to as low as 85.5% at local, which sound to me like running a bit rich. But on the other hand, the high trim would go up to 111% on highway and that told me it was runnning a bit lean.:confused: Any suggestion on how to get all three trims close to 100%? Everything in the car is stock except for the turbo which is from a automatic version (13g). My vacuum gauge shows 18inHg at idle.
 
Vacuum readout really isn't anything to compare unless its WAY off. Did you check your o2 sensor readings to see if they make sense?
 
All I know is that the O2 sensor is working because the value on the logger is cycling. But how do I determine the value does make sense or not?
 
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