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MS Format 0262.06.
1968 Mustang with Ford Racing crate motor, 5.0 L 306 ci, aluminum heads, GT 40 intake, Hooker headers, dual wide band O2 sensors, coil on plug, 26 lb/hr matched injectors, full sequential fuel and ignition, Ford 303E degreed cam +2 degrees advance, T5 5 speed with 370:1 9 in rear.
At idle, A/F reads 18.2 - 18.6 and CO is at .85. If A/F reads 14.7- - 14.8, then CO reads 5.85.
Question: Is this because of the cam?
Msq attached, datalog was too large.
Idle control not consistent
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Re: Idle control not consistent
You sure the A/F is reading correctly? Which wide band(s)?
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Re: Idle control not consistent
Widebands are Plex controllers and sensors.
Zip file attached is datalogs.
Zip file attached is datalogs.
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Re: Idle control not consistent
Idle AFR looks correct in the data log; I am not seeing the lean readings you describe. Try setting up the idle ignition advance table with a flatter layout, but with extra advance added in about 200 RPM below your target idle speed. That often stabilizes it.
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