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Old 07-27-2015, 06:34 AM   #1
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Originally Posted by TurboDaytona View Post
Your o2 sensor will cause this exact issue. The ECU depends on the o2 sensor more than you think. Go into NDS into active test (F9) and set o2 feedback to 100. Take it for a drive it should solve the problem. You might have to adjust your K-value for the corrected reading. In fact, you should make sure you have the o2 feedback set to 100 while adjusting your K value to get your 14.7 cruise. Get a new o2 sensor, or fix your wiring.

Alright I'll try do that today, but what's curious to me is how come the car was drivable? When I either had it connected or disconnected? Like even 2 months ago before I fixed my bogging it was idling fine, my afr was perfect, and the only issue was that it would bog when coming to a stop. That was due to my tps being way off and staying a bit open my idle screw slammed so low. I couldn't adjust my to go past 900. After I adjusted my tps, the car would just die completely when I would start it, after I gave it some gas and let my dad bring up the idle screw it was idling like a dream even without the o2 sensor.

Now two weeks later it's running like completely shit...
I'll check out the thing in NDS, hopefully it's that.
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