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[HELP!] Fuel trim issues / Running lean
Looking for any help for an issue on my LNF.
Car is running lean on acceleration and randomly goes lean at idle. Short term fuel trims are always at least 7-9% positive during acceleration and long term trims are over 10% and will drop sometimes during deceleration. I've noticed a drop in power while in boost as well, but still spools up normally. Clearing the fuel trims result in short term trims being fully pegged at 10%-20% until long terms slowly climb back up. Modlist: Dejon intake, dejon hot side piping, ZZP intercooler, and 3 inch turbo back (catless) Things I've checked/replaced: New MAF Both New MAP sensors New upstream and downstream O2 Sensors New spark plugs New VVT Actuator Solenoids No vaccuum leaks found by using the propane method Boost leak test has been performed 4 times (found a leaking intercooler end-tank, replacing it did not fix the issue) Vehicle does not have any exhaust leaks Fuel pressure (before and after high pressure fuel pump) is in spec and injectors are all firing consistently and at proper pulse widths with no leaks There is no Knock Retard or bad timing advance Compression test is in great condition on all 4 cylinders There are no misfires, DTCs, or otherwise strange symptoms. The tuner that programmed the custom calibration has confirmed that the tune is not to blame Charging system and battery tested good Had a leaking fuel line replaced before this happened, it was spliced in from the center of the car to the fuel tank Hopefully someone can help me figure this out, thanks! Any suggestions are welcome and I'll answer every one. Whoever figures this out I'll gladly pay because at this point I'm desperate to fix this. Thanks |
The only time my car went lean was cause of my HPFP.
I was in "P0089" low fuel pressure and limp mode. That's my only opinion, sorry. |
If you are hitting your target pressures and lamda at WOT then I'd suggest retuning the MAF.
You keep saying it's not tune related, but haven't confirmed if retuning the MAF fixes the issue. As for what has caused this issue, you have done a good job of narrowing things. If you were really concerned you could always do a compression and leak down test. How do your valves look? |
Originally Posted by umrdyldo
(Post 7681987)
If you are hitting your target pressures and lamda at WOT then I'd suggest retuning the MAF.
You keep saying it's not tune related, but haven't confirmed if retuning the MAF fixes the issue. As for what has caused this issue, you have done a good job of narrowing things. If you were really concerned you could always do a compression and leak down test. How do your valves look? |
It's the tune. The LNF stays in closed loop even at WOT, hence why you have a moving STFT and LTFT. Get the MAF dialed in better and watch the trims get closer to 0.
Is the STFT shifting more positive during WOT? |
Originally Posted by ECaulk
(Post 7682032)
It's the tune. The LNF stays in closed loop even at WOT, hence why you have a moving STFT and LTFT. Get the MAF dialed in better and watch the trims get closer to 0.
Is the STFT shifting more positive during WOT? |
What pressure did you go to during your boost leak tests? Did you get a leak detector or soapy solution to cover everything and look for bubbles?
If you have hptuners start logging it and try to make an adjustment and see how it reacts. |
Originally Posted by ECaulk
(Post 7682041)
What pressure did you go to during your boost leak tests? Did you get a leak detector or soapy solution to cover everything and look for bubbles?
If you have hptuners start logging it and try to make an adjustment and see how it reacts. |
Bump,new info found
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