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Can anyone tell me what looks right and wrong here please?

 

Is there anywhere in the forum that tells me what everything should read?

 

Thanks,

Lee

 

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the same question was asked a few days ago......

 

this is info I have (been told, given).... (from Conzult but I assume they should be the same value)

 

> Closed Throttle Position

> TPS 0.44-0.46

> Timing set at 15 Deg

> IACV-AAC/V 15%

> Mas Air Flow 1.30v

+ P/N position switch: ON

> Injector Pulse 2.2 msec

> Injector Duty 1.61%

average values for STANDARD injectors (at idle)

may vary slightly between cars

> A/F Alpha 109%

this is an average value and only works if you have fully functional O2-sensors and ideally you want this value to be close to 100%.

any value over or under 100% means the ECU has to compensate with less or extra fuel to get the mixture right.

Extreme compensations (> +/- 15%) usually mean something is wrong with either air (airleaks) or fuel (injectors/fuel pressure)

 

> Water Temp 80 Deg C-84 Deg C

> Fuel Temp 25 Deg C-35 Deg C

 

NB: the fuel temp values are ignored by the ECU for the most part, so not really important in respect to getting the car running better .

battery voltage: should be between 13.7 and 14.3 Volt (at any rpm)

If the value is off, it may indicate (future) problems with the alternator

the timing should always be verified with a timing light.

Also the later Zeds don't follow the 15 BTDC at idle rule.

They work quite different and use a variable ignition timing system to get better emissions ratios.

Because of this the timing hovers between 5-10BTDC at idle.

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Does mine even have half of those things lol.

 

Is it worth putting up a video of it?

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