Tunerstudio AFR bouncing like crazy
Hi there,
I have an NA 1.6L, over the winter I installed a MegaSquirtPNP Gen2 MM9093 for the 90-93 Mazda Miata - Manual Trans
I also did a GM IAT and
The problem I'm having is that in Tunerstudio the AFR Gauge is bouncing all over the place from around 10 to 15 afr.
The Wideband afr gauge is not doing the same.
I searched and wasn't able to find an answer, I also tried a few things like unplugging the AFR gauge, I get the same result no matter the circumstances.
I've come across a few things for voltage settings with the UEGO, could this be part of it?
Thanks in advance for any help!
I have an NA 1.6L, over the winter I installed a MegaSquirtPNP Gen2 MM9093 for the 90-93 Mazda Miata - Manual Trans
I also did a GM IAT and
The problem I'm having is that in Tunerstudio the AFR Gauge is bouncing all over the place from around 10 to 15 afr.
The Wideband afr gauge is not doing the same.
I searched and wasn't able to find an answer, I also tried a few things like unplugging the AFR gauge, I get the same result no matter the circumstances.
I've come across a few things for voltage settings with the UEGO, could this be part of it?
Thanks in advance for any help!
Last edited by rab89; Mar 24, 2018 at 02:32 AM.
If it does the same thing whether the gauge is plugged in or not, your wideband input is probably setup wrong. Post a tune file and describe how the wideband analog out is connected.
You will also need to configure the analog input to match how the gauge translates AFR to a 0-5V signal.
You will also need to configure the analog input to match how the gauge translates AFR to a 0-5V signal.
Make sure you have connected the white wire(0-5V) to your ecu wideband input, and not the blue one.
Where is the wideband grounded?
Lastly check your calibration, under tools--->calibrate afr table, it needs to match your device.
Where is the wideband grounded?
Lastly check your calibration, under tools--->calibrate afr table, it needs to match your device.
oh that may be the problem, my instructions said to connect the blue wire.
I had my gauge grounded to the block on the drivers side, and just moved it last night to the same ground as the ECU, no change.
My device isn't in the list so I used air numbers I found on here.
I'll try changing the blue wire to the white one. Thanks!
If it does the same thing whether the gauge is plugged in or not, your wideband input is probably setup wrong. Post a tune file and describe how the wideband analog out is connected.
You will also need to configure the analog input to match how the gauge translates AFR to a 0-5V signal.
You will also need to configure the analog input to match how the gauge translates AFR to a 0-5V signal.
Can you explain in greater detail about the wine band analog out connection?
by configure the analog input do you mean calibrating thermistor tables?
Thanks!
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