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ECMlink I need help, closed loop, wideband, dtc

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Justin_l_

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Jan 1, 2011
Sanford, Maine
I'm having some issues that I don't know how to resolve. Right now my wideband (AEM) doesn't appear to be cycling (supposed to be simulating narrow band), and does not match the gauge reading. I picked the one in the pin assignment tab with the proper switchover, and still not correct. Also using the buffer circuit. I don't know what to do to correct it. It was reading rich while the log was showing lean.

Next is the DTC's, I have one for air flow circuit malfunction or something (i don't remember and can't read the log at work). I'm using the ECMlink SD cable and I have the pins assigned correctly. I know the MAP sensor is good as I just checked it yesterday with a DMM. I'm not sure if there is something in my log that is causing an issue? Maybe I have something checked that shouldn't be?

Lastly when my car reaches around 180 it doesn't want to idle. Can you guys give me some pointers? This tuning is new to me so any help is appreciated.
 

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