GSXDNA
15+ Year Contributor
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- Nov 19, 2007
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Los Angeles,
California
I just recently got a new long-block 9:1 2.3 stroker and a JMF SM IM. Turbo, injectors, ignition setup all the same as with my last setup/tune on my stock 2.0 w/ stock IM. I basically kept the tune the same, as I figured that'd be enough to just get the car drivable.
At cold start, car idles perfect at around 14.7 and 1,000 rpm. As soon as the engine gets to temp and it goes into closed loop, the AFR consistently goes between 16.5-18.0, and rpms cycle between 800-1,100 rpm. The O2 sensor is still cycling between .2 and .8 volts continuously (according to a general OBD-II monitor), while the AFR sits between 16.5-18. When I let the car cool off a bit then restart in open loop, AFR is dead on 14.7 again until it enters closed loop, then it goes lean again.
I'm replacing the O2 sensor now, but is there anything else that comes to mind as a likely cause for this? I'm working on getting a log to look at the fuel trims (my logging laptop crapped the bed). If my injector scaling were somehow way off, I'd expect cold start on open loop to be poor, too.
Any ideas?
At cold start, car idles perfect at around 14.7 and 1,000 rpm. As soon as the engine gets to temp and it goes into closed loop, the AFR consistently goes between 16.5-18.0, and rpms cycle between 800-1,100 rpm. The O2 sensor is still cycling between .2 and .8 volts continuously (according to a general OBD-II monitor), while the AFR sits between 16.5-18. When I let the car cool off a bit then restart in open loop, AFR is dead on 14.7 again until it enters closed loop, then it goes lean again.
I'm replacing the O2 sensor now, but is there anything else that comes to mind as a likely cause for this? I'm working on getting a log to look at the fuel trims (my logging laptop crapped the bed). If my injector scaling were somehow way off, I'd expect cold start on open loop to be poor, too.
Any ideas?