Need help with new injector tuning!
Posted: Wed Jun 01, 2022 8:48 pm
I have a 2007 civic si with a stock k20z3. I just upgraded my injectors and fuel system to a return system to prepare for flex fuel. The parts I installed:
Deatschwerks dw400 drop in fuel cage
Hybrid Racing fuel pressure regulator
Hybrid Racing fuel filter
Hybrid Racing fuel rail and pressure gauge
ID1050x injectors
I am holding a steady 58psi on my fuel pressure and programmed the 60psi settings into my calibration page and simply decreased the dead times and slope down about 3%. Now when I am at idle it is always adding 7-15% stft while my ltft stays at 0. What is going on? Why is my ltft not following my stft?
Secondly, when I put my foot back into throttle after decel it will automatically throw 14.1% stft in and hold steady at that for about 3 seconds causing a supremely rich event sometimes as low as 11.1 before pulling out fuel and going lean and bouncing back and forth slowly settling back down to +7-15% stft. I can get whatever datalogs you all wpuld need to help diagnose.
New tuner just looking for some wisdom and advice! Please help!
Cheers,
Greg
Deatschwerks dw400 drop in fuel cage
Hybrid Racing fuel pressure regulator
Hybrid Racing fuel filter
Hybrid Racing fuel rail and pressure gauge
ID1050x injectors
I am holding a steady 58psi on my fuel pressure and programmed the 60psi settings into my calibration page and simply decreased the dead times and slope down about 3%. Now when I am at idle it is always adding 7-15% stft while my ltft stays at 0. What is going on? Why is my ltft not following my stft?
Secondly, when I put my foot back into throttle after decel it will automatically throw 14.1% stft in and hold steady at that for about 3 seconds causing a supremely rich event sometimes as low as 11.1 before pulling out fuel and going lean and bouncing back and forth slowly settling back down to +7-15% stft. I can get whatever datalogs you all wpuld need to help diagnose.
New tuner just looking for some wisdom and advice! Please help!
Cheers,
Greg