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    hey i just got hp tuners today and i have been playing around with the a/f ratios and stuff nothing to big yet i was just wondering if this log file i have here is dangerous or not dangerous can someone let me know thanks

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    Trims are trying to add a ton of fueling.

    You should strongly consider logging commanded afr.

    Definitely got some tuning in front of you
    It doesn't have to be perfect, it just needs to be done in two weeks...

    A wise man once said "google it"

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    how would i do that because when i am idling my a/f gauge jumps all over the place and sometimes even maxes out it usually goes from 14ish to 20 and sometimes oven higher so how would i go about fixing that

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    is it a wideband?
    It doesn't have to be perfect, it just needs to be done in two weeks...

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    yeah its a aem wideband and btw i got a 07 chevy cobalt supercharged with stage 2 and a 2.9 pully

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    weird, under normal circumbstances you should hover around 14.5-14.9:1 just sitting there idling. Wonder if you have a leak(intake or exhaust) somewhere causing not only your high fuel trims but your wideband reading super lean.
    It doesn't have to be perfect, it just needs to be done in two weeks...

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    well i mean my wideband even when im idling and normal driving it bounces everywhere but it usually stays around the 18 19 range does that mean i have a leak or something i very new to this so all help is appreciated

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    I would tend to think theres something going on there, mine stays rock solid at 14.6-14.8:1 until I enter pe for the most part.
    It doesn't have to be perfect, it just needs to be done in two weeks...

    A wise man once said "google it"

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    ok so what are you suggesting that i have a leak i will check for leaks and see if that solves the problem but here is my tune file to see if there is any problems with it just because i have a feeling that the problem is in the tune not in the car but you know more than me so let me know thanks

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    what does your gauge read for vac. at idle??? you should be seing between 18-22 in. hg. vac. at idle. Posibility that when the stage kit was installed that there is a leak around the injector o-ring of the supercharger. Just things to check. Always a good idea to make sure the vehicle is mechanically sound before attacking the tune.

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    it reads around 20 except when the air is one then it reads around 12 to 15 so you are thinking it might be a fuel leak if its not that what else would it be so i can take a look at it when i get home thanks

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    ok well i checked all spot that there could be a leak supercharger injectors exhaust etc and everything is all tight now and now my a/f gauge is reading around 14.6 to like 15.2 it doesnt move around as much as it did so what do i do from here to get it to stay in that nice 14.7 while cruising and at idle would i have to tune the VE let me know thanks again

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    our cars dont really use the ve table all that much. mainly maf. log commanded vs actual error %, i forget what its called exactly someone else can probably chime in on that one for ya.
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