I have read many threads from others with my same problem, but no one ever answers. Hopefully this won't be one of those threads.
I have a 94 Honda Civic CX with a b20 vtec turbo,stock map,460cc injectors and s300. Mainly stock.
I've been working on this car for almost 2 years, it FINALLY started for me today. My problem is....
The engine idles really good and even drives good, AS LONG as I don't press the throttle to the floor. With the car in Neutral, I can press the throttle to the floor and my car sounds like it has a 2k-3k rev limiter or maybe a launch control enabled, but I know neither of those are. While driving the car, it runs fine, until I try to give it any real throttle. When it happens, the CEL flashes, but no error code...I have a AEM wideband and I'm in the process of trying to apply a street tune, when I'm accelerating my wideband says I'm running extremely rich, but once I let off the gas alittle and just keep a steady speed, the AF runs between 13.8 - 14-5. What is the deal? Does the S300 have some sort of safety feature that will cause a fuel cut if the engine is getting to much fuel during a load?
I've added a screen shot of my Graph showing what's going on when this happens, also a datalog of the 30 minute drive trying to figure out the problem and the basemap I'm working off of.
Any help would be appreciated
Possibly a Hondata issue?
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B20vtec-turbo
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Possibly a Hondata issue?
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Re: Possibly a Hondata issue?
You need to post a much shorter datalog showing just the problem, not a 30 minute drive. You can also trim the datalog.
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B20vtec-turbo
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Re: Possibly a Hondata issue?
I can't figure out how to trim the data log, I'll just go outside and data log the car at full throttle real quick.Spunkster wrote:You need to post a much shorter datalog showing just the problem, not a 30 minute drive. You can also trim the datalog.
Re: Possibly a Hondata issue?
Try using another wideband input source other than D14