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Old 02-21-2014, 01:51 PM
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For many years on my 1.6 I was running an old Bell/FMI system with stock injectors and the Bell FPR (since upgraded to FMII with Hydra 2.7). I tried different band aids including a Walbro 255 and a home made flow reduction valve (major pita) and then went to a Walbro 190. The only time I had emissions issues was when either the Cat or the O2 sensor crapped out. the first thing I would do is replace the OS sensor. If you have single wire O2 sensor, upgrade to a 3 wire sensor.
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Threads like these always make me laugh.

Hay guyz my emissions show that i'm running too rich because i'm running bigger injectors and a bigger fuel pump on a stock fuel settings withbandaidz. How do i fix it.

You fix it by "removing" some of the extra fuel where its running too rich.

You're all haterz maaan i expected more intelligent answers.

Yup these threads always go great...

Originally Posted by ger
Totally unhelpful response, why did you bother.
I know a lot of the people on here ran a similar set up a few years back.

It was reading below 1.3% before the walbro
Let me connect the dots for you.. the now more powerful fuel pump is pushing out enough pressure where your injectors which used to flow x amount are now flowing a lot more fuel so your car is running quite rich.
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