AFR values stuck at 11.5 range no matter what
Posted: Thu Sep 10, 2020 3:24 pm
Hello, I have a full k20a2 (04 to be exact) setup with full bolt-ons (skunk2 street manifold, 74mm tb, kpro v4, fic injectors). The car was dyno tuned and ran really well up until recently. The afr value used to read a high in the 13.0 range and dipped into the high 12.8 range. Now recently, I noticed the car going through gas like crazy (50 miles used up half a tank and this is highway mileage). The afr is always stuck at 11.5 some time 11.6 range at idle and WOT. I looked at the hondata app and noticed that the afrcmd is reading within the range of what the car used to run at: 14 for idle, and 12.8 when WOT). Car heats up like crazy also, I have to turn on the heat to cool down coolant temp. Also I noticed that no matter what I do to cool down the intake air temp, it always reads high, even on days with ambient temps of mid 60 degree. The temps would climb upto 122 degree for the intake air temps. The car intake air temp used to read in the 60 - 70 degree range while on the high way doing 65mph.
I have tried changing the o2 sensor, and this didn't change the afr reading. I tried three brand new ones and all the same result. I have also changed the throttle body gasket bc it was bad (fount this from bad vacuum messing with the map sensor reading. The map sensor is a 4bar. I tried another tps sensor, calibrated it to 0.446V closed throttle and 4.86V open throttle with a volt meter, and made adjustments to the throttle in Kmanager. Any help and guidance would be greatly appreciated.
I have tried changing the o2 sensor, and this didn't change the afr reading. I tried three brand new ones and all the same result. I have also changed the throttle body gasket bc it was bad (fount this from bad vacuum messing with the map sensor reading. The map sensor is a 4bar. I tried another tps sensor, calibrated it to 0.446V closed throttle and 4.86V open throttle with a volt meter, and made adjustments to the throttle in Kmanager. Any help and guidance would be greatly appreciated.