Strange O2 issue with the hybrid AFM/MAP tune
Posted: Sun Mar 31, 2013 11:03 am
Hello,
I have a 2009 Civic Si Sedan with flash pro, running FPM version 1.4.5. I have been running my own MAP based tune (before the hybrid ones came out, so I just stuck with what was working) with no issues what so ever.
I read a post on here from Hondata suggestion that the hybrid tunes be used for street tunes instead (I'm not sure why, but I figured i'd play around with it and see what was different). My mods are below
AEM CAI V2
PLM Header (...)
Q300 Exhaust
and I created a new hybrid tune, told it to use the MAP tables for fueling and copied my ignition and fuel maps over (paying attention to the indexes and correcting them when they were different so that everything was basically identical).
After a few minutes of driving on the hybrid tune, my afr would just lock to stoich and never change. I'll attach a datalog showing what I'm talking about (with the extra stuff cut out). When I go back to my MAP tune, I have no issues like this, so it's an issue with the other tune.
Any clues?
-Jonathan
I have a 2009 Civic Si Sedan with flash pro, running FPM version 1.4.5. I have been running my own MAP based tune (before the hybrid ones came out, so I just stuck with what was working) with no issues what so ever.
I read a post on here from Hondata suggestion that the hybrid tunes be used for street tunes instead (I'm not sure why, but I figured i'd play around with it and see what was different). My mods are below
AEM CAI V2
PLM Header (...)
Q300 Exhaust
and I created a new hybrid tune, told it to use the MAP tables for fueling and copied my ignition and fuel maps over (paying attention to the indexes and correcting them when they were different so that everything was basically identical).
After a few minutes of driving on the hybrid tune, my afr would just lock to stoich and never change. I'll attach a datalog showing what I'm talking about (with the extra stuff cut out). When I go back to my MAP tune, I have no issues like this, so it's an issue with the other tune.
Any clues?
-Jonathan