Retarded A/F Gauge...
06-16-02, 12:32 PM
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Retarded A/F Gauge...
Ok, now my a/f gauge is fucked up. Once the car is warmed up (o2 sensor warmed up) it will show lean at idle, then, rich at WOT, then nothing on deceleration w/ my foot off the gas. ARGHHHHHHHHHHH! My gauges are so ******* NUTS!! DO NOT BUY NORDSKOG OR CYBERDYNE GAUGES!!!! Oh and 1 quesion, could it because it is the original (100k miles old) 02 sensor?
06-16-02, 12:40 PM
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Go completly blank when you decelerate? Thanks Felix. I AM a moron!!!
I have never seen a digital A/F gauge in a car before (my buddy had a big ol mechanical one in his Formula) so I guess I was not sure what to look for.
I have never seen a digital A/F gauge in a car before (my buddy had a big ol mechanical one in his Formula) so I guess I was not sure what to look for.
06-16-02, 01:14 PM
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Plan on it next weekend. I can see why it would read differently under idle and WOT, but the thing is, it shows no ratio at all under throttle-less deceleration.
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A/F gauge is only supposed to b used when ur givin full accelaration, example, if u push the gas to the floor, i lean out, and it goes to RED(lean) but when im daily drivin it, it just stays on lean, so A/F gauge is only used when u push the throttle fully
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Re: Retarded A/F Gauge...
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...then nothing on deceleration w/ my foot off the gas.
...then nothing on deceleration w/ my foot off the gas.
You need “Mega Memory”!
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Dont know if this helps BUT I did read somewhere that if you O2 sensor has OVER 75,000 Miles on it, IT NEEDS to be replaced! They are easy to replace, even I did one! And they cost very little. Good luck!
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