Put in a A/F gauge
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Put in a A/F gauge
Finally put in my AutoMeter A/F gauge today. I know O2 sensors aren't steady state, since they are always switching between lean and rich. But should the reading be jumpy they way mine is? The more gas I give it, the less jumpy it is. Which seems right, but I wanted to make sure.
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On my first short trip, it read at the rich end of stoic at WOT, now it settled to just below half at WOT. Should it not be richer?
Now I just need my pod from DP so I have a good place to put it.
Now I just need my pod from DP so I have a good place to put it.
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It'* still varying from mid-stoic to the high end.
Also, if I'm at a steady speed, then give it some gas, the signal momentarily drops off the lean end, accompanied with momentary hesitation (that has been plaguing me for a while now), then the fuel catches up and seems to run properly. WHat'* the deal with that?
Also, if I'm at a steady speed, then give it some gas, the signal momentarily drops off the lean end, accompanied with momentary hesitation (that has been plaguing me for a while now), then the fuel catches up and seems to run properly. WHat'* the deal with that?
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