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> Air/Fuel mix experts needed.
malcolm2
post Sep 30 2026, 04:04 PM
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Hey hey... I need some suggestions. I went for a nice drive last nite. I have a AFR gauge that has not been working. But the PLX Devices system has a blue tooth transmitter so i can review the live data on my phone.

I was getting 10.5 A/F reading. It did jump to 12.5 as i went to neutral and coasted to a stop.

To start with, I was thinking i would pull the sensor and take a look, maybe clean it up and re-drive.

Any ideas about the 1st steps? The car seemed to run fine.

I will need to look them up here, but years ago I had a reply from, I believe, Mark Henry that gave me the following:

13.5-12.9 while accelerating of climbing
12-8-12.5 at WOT
16-17 going downhill or decelerating.

1911 cc L-Jet. I did tweek the AFM back in the day. 62,000 miles ago.


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post Oct 2 2026, 09:33 AM
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On my last build I had similar issues - turned out I needed to add a fused (small glass tube, 250Ma I think) wire to the heater input of my Lamda processor (brand 14point7 btw), that was not included with my kit for some reason. I added it, and it immediately corrected.
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