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    Is my WB working?

    I have my wideband(LC-1) hooked up , have it programmed to Responce speed 1/6 and thats what Im getting. Anyone can have a quick look and say if everything is cool and I can start tuning now?
    Also it replaces O2 B2S1 if its matter.
    Last edited by iGoRa; 06-07-2007 at 05:36 PM.
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    You are way lean if that's right and your seeing knock. Be careful.
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    your wideband looks like its working ok as it is reading around 14.7 when your in cloosed loop but as purplepiss said be really carefully man. your afr are REALLY lean when you go WOT. Richen up the pe or ve table before your do so serious damage. also check that you dont have any exhaust leaks before the wb sensor as that will also make it read lean
    Your fuel trims are way off as well, disable your maf and tune the ve table before you go any further
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    there is def no leaks, it is installed in manifold. So , my plan is
    Richen up PE
    Tune VE in SD
    Tune MAF
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