New question. What would cause the engine to run differently on a cold start, Closed Loop vs. Open Loop? In open loop cold start, 35-40* outside it starts in 1 or 2 second and idles smooth at 1250rpm. The IAC valve jumps to around 60 steps and the AFR is around 12:5 then drives off smooth! Closed loop it is hard to start, seems like it is flooding because I have to hold the pedal to the floor for flood clearing. The IAC jumps to around 60 steps and it is running fouling rich at 10:1 or lower.
Isn't it supposed to run off of the Open Loop until it hits the warmup temp setting in, AFR/O2??? I have it set to 147*
My guess is that you are getting two lots of enrichment , one from the warm up enrichment and another from the closed loop . what happens if you raise the temperature for the closed loop to start ?
If you are running “open+closed stepper” idle control, then that uses a baseline stepper count vs coolant temp profile and tweaks that using closed loop to chase a target idle rpm.
That is all about the air control at idle.
Fuelling is a separate control system. So AFR is not part of idle control input.
wreck wrote: ↑Tue Dec 05, 2023 1:38 pm
My guess is that you are getting two lots of enrichment , one from the warm up enrichment and another from the closed loop . what happens if you raise the temperature for the closed loop to start ?
Wreck, you had it. I switched from Open Loop to CL+OL and changed the temp at the same time due to much colder weather, not getting to CL around town so, when I changed the active above coolant temp in the AFR/O2 I must have missed the last digit intending to set it to 140, it was at 14* Hammer head mistake. When you want to hit yourself in the head with a hammer!
glad I could help . once I somehow changed the duty cycle from 80% to around 20% .I spent a while trying to work out why it was suddenly leaning out , checking fuel pressure etc .
wreck wrote: ↑Thu Dec 07, 2023 1:00 pm
glad I could help . once I somehow changed the duty cycle from 80% to around 20% .I spent a while trying to work out why it was suddenly leaning out , checking fuel pressure etc .
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