bank 1 fuel correction ~120%
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bank 1 fuel correction ~120%
So had my tune (using uprev) done yesterday and while the tuner was running the logs, it showed a consistent difference in a/f correction. bank 2 was around 100% +/-5% but bank 1 was between 110-125% at idle/cruising. They could not figure out why it was that way, and I could not figure it out either.
I was looking through other threads and am thinking it could be bank 2 downstream o2 sensor? It seems that if upstream and downstream sensors do not agree, the downstream reading can cause it to be rich. I'm assuming that if the upstream sensor was bad it would read lean(take out fuel to improve post-cast readings) or throw codes. the car seems to idle ok and does run ok but the problem still bothers me.
The car is an 03 g35 coupe(no oem widebands) with oem cats, procharged with supporting mods. Anyone have similar issues or any theories to confirm which o2 sensor is bad? Seems to be definitely a sensor on bank 1(passenger side?) but not sure of upstream or downstream.
I was looking through other threads and am thinking it could be bank 2 downstream o2 sensor? It seems that if upstream and downstream sensors do not agree, the downstream reading can cause it to be rich. I'm assuming that if the upstream sensor was bad it would read lean(take out fuel to improve post-cast readings) or throw codes. the car seems to idle ok and does run ok but the problem still bothers me.
The car is an 03 g35 coupe(no oem widebands) with oem cats, procharged with supporting mods. Anyone have similar issues or any theories to confirm which o2 sensor is bad? Seems to be definitely a sensor on bank 1(passenger side?) but not sure of upstream or downstream.
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I need to go to the car and try and do some logs at idle to monitor sensor voltages. In one of the threads djamps said the front and rear o2 sensors need to match up, or it would start dumping fuel on that side if the rear o2 sensor is bad or is using non-foulers. will check in a few and report results of logs.
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so here is the log I just took. there is a big discrepancy between both rear o2 sensors. It looks to me like sensor 2 bank 2 is bad because it pretty much stays ~.4 and doesnt change much even with rpm changes. If anyone has some insight it would be appreciated.
Last edited by jdm-v35; 04-15-2015 at 02:26 PM.
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yes I have OEM cats. I ordered 2 new rear sensors (oem aftermarket) so will see if it fixes it. I am pretty sure that the bank2 Sensor 2 should have some movement. I didn't rev it high but some of the revs are WOT so the voltages should have changed a lot like bank 1 sensor 1 I'm pretty sure.
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im running it over(original configuration) as I could not get it to fit even taking off the pulley with total teeth equaling 66(42+24) but with my old setup 39/26 I made 9psi at sea level and ran the belt under. would you sell the 44 pulley if its not worn or torn up?
im at 6500ft elevation though so losing a good amount of boost to that as well here.
im at 6500ft elevation though so losing a good amount of boost to that as well here.
Last edited by jdm-v35; 05-11-2015 at 05:02 AM.
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I think il try a 42/22 and see what happens. I made 17psi with 44/22 but the belts shredded after a few pulls.
And yea with a little more boost you should see 400. I have a lot more mods but I made 400 with 39/26 when I first put the engine in. And I upgraded to a bigger intercooler that made a huge difference on top end.
And yea with a little more boost you should see 400. I have a lot more mods but I made 400 with 39/26 when I first put the engine in. And I upgraded to a bigger intercooler that made a huge difference on top end.
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Definitely the stock unit is super small and IATs are out of control . But with the unit I went with I can't run a crash bar. I think you could go with the treadstone unit that's the same size as the PC core except has 3" ports and gain some power.
Here is the one I used
https://www.treadstoneperformance.com/product.phtml?p=86214&cat_key=63&prodname=TRV259+Series+Inte rcooler++1300HP
Here is the one I used
https://www.treadstoneperformance.com/product.phtml?p=86214&cat_key=63&prodname=TRV259+Series+Inte rcooler++1300HP
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Yes. Just have to figure out a way to transition the piping from 2.5 to 3". The bottom pipe will stay in the same place you will just need a 2.5-3" straight coupler. If you get the intercooler I have its taller so you will have to tweak the top pipe a little or get a 3-2.5" 45 coupler. But it all fits.