Dead Link PM replied.
Alright.
In the Idle datalog I seen the following.
Your STFT are more than 10% of each other in some areas and not consistent in their pattern. Also, instead of working together they are running away from each other.
What was the temp of the car when you did the idle datalog? Was it Cold?
LOAD is under the Maf table. Would have helped a little to have seen LOAD, ECT, And Fuel Source (even though i didnt list it above :/)
I have seen this type of STFT inconsistency before. There are a few options you need to check here.
1. Disconnect the battery cable. Remove the MAF, clean it with BrakeKleen from CRC (available at your local auto store). Search on how to clean the MAF here on the forums for other opinions.
2. Check all your hose clamps, and filters for leaks.
3. The STFT's are running away from each other if that makes sense. The last time i seen it happen in this manner the customer had just installed LT headers and had the wrong O2 connected to the wrong side. So one was trying to correct fuel for the wrong bank.
I'm thinking you have a air leak or the MAF x-fer at low RPM is mistuned.
Reseting the PCM removing the battery cable will erase what the PCM has learned (adaptive Fuel) so start there and cleaning the MAF and drive it around and see if its any better.
Let us know how it goes after you try number 1. which will give us more insight into what the PCM may be doing.
-Matt
The rear O2's are just to make sure the cats are working. If you don't have tuning software I would call Dantes Modular Performance. He's done a few of my friend's cars and he did the WOT part of my tune. Personally I'd stay away from JBA.
Yes I will avoid them in the future.
I have been using RPMM off Miramar road. They are getting a dyno on Wednesday.
I will likely get a tune n June July since I dropped to a 3.2 inch pulley
Is that Ed's shop?
Any update on this?
-Matt