I have a 90 1.6l mspnp, innovate lc-1, no afm It drives fine for the first while of driving then it slowly leans out and no ae's. it seems like heatsoak but my iat shows normal temps when it does it.

help please

 

If you could post a data log of the problem happening, a copy of your MSQ file, and a data log of normal operation, I'll be glad to have a look and see what's changing.

 

Mine does this too after about 10-minutes on the track when its hot out. My sensor is bathed in ambient air too.

 

here is the msq im working on uploading the datalog it doesnt want to work yet

 

here is the datalog it runs good for the first 3/4 or so then the last bit it goes lean

 

It's not really picking up an air/fuel ratio at idle at all, even at the start of the log. Where exactly is the O2 sensor located on this car?

 

the o2 is right after the header and it shows an afr of 16 at the beginning. sometimes if you dont wait awhile before starting the car the o2 wont change much at first. Its not the beginning of the datalog that matters so much, the car runs fine for the first 3/4 of the datalog its the last 1/4 or so that the problems creep in and makes my idle lean first then my accel enrichments appear to stop kicking in under acceleration

 

when im driving and it starts to go lean if i turn off the car and turn it back on its fine for a while but then it starts doing it again

 

i had the same problem for a little while, especially at idle. I changed the sensor and it seemed to clear itself up.

 

sensor meaning WB02 sensor

 

One thing I do notice is you're using a TON of Air temp based enrichments. The whole map has tons of extra fuel being added based on your AIT temps. I'd try making your clt-based air density table all 100% first. However, even though you are adding 41% extra fuel in a lot of spots, yours still pegging lean.

Just looking at your fuel map the values look CRAZY high. I cant understand how you're making over 5mpg.



What happened at 68929 sec? did you stall out? looks like it injected a **** ton of fuel and backfired and kill the motor.

 

the AIT stuff was just added recently, its not part of the tune regularly, it has been doing this for a long time now but wasnt noticeable until i started getting the car closer to drivable. i changed them back and tried putting it on coolant corrected and my idle got a bit better but it will still do it. my ve values have been based off the ve analyzer . my car has been built to flow a lot more air than stock port/polish, 1mm over intake, glass beaded intake mani., full exhaust. i do believe it stalled out around 68929 sec, the idle was yoyoing a bit when i just stopped in front of my driveway then when i started to drive up the driveway it stalled.

 

I wouldn't use VE live with that bad O2 sensor. what sorta gas mileage are you getting?

 

I don't know for sure i havent cared to check yet

 

so its my O2 then huh?

 

so if i turn off my O2 correction than it shouldnt go lean, kinda as a way to check it before i buy a new one

 

Well, here's the thing... on that log EGO is only correcting at most +/-5%. So changing that will do nothing. Your AIT corrections however have it adding over 40% more fuel throughout most of the map. I have a feeling the o2 is bad so VE live is adding fuel based off the readings, then to top it off your insane AIT corrections table is dumping in even more fuel, look after 68670sec when the temps hit 90°F, making the thing drive like *** from being too rich.

Disabling o2 will do nothing if the current fuel table has been altered based on false o2 readings.

 

i have changed the AIT corrections back to the base map settings and it still goes lean doing the same thing. the table works fine for the first 20 min. of driving then it slowly gets lean on idle first then the accel enrich doesnt work so when i accel it leans. it did all of this before i ever touched the AIT corrections

 

the fuel table itself isnt the problem although it is in need of tuning, the corrections or lack there of seem to be the problem or a sensor

 

it's always going to show lean IF you have a sensor that shows lean for no good reason.

Then it's going to run like *** if you tune off a bad o2 sensor that likes to go lean (VE Live will richen the fuel map [and yes your map is bad, it's disproportionally rich as **** in areas it shouldn't be], and then add in a **** ton of extra corrections....uber rich. like bill gates rich. like obama money rich.

or you have a plugged fuel filter or something.