Running very rich WOT

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Running very rich WOT

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I have a 2013 si and recently uploaded the reflash tune along with a injen cold air intake. During datalogs the air fuel runs as rich as 10.99:1. I was originally going to adjust the WOT Lamda fuel table but hondata suggests not going over the stock 12.25 A/F which has me hesitant , but I also read in the help section it ignores the AFCMD during open loop. Also I saw upgrading to a performance MAF would help but others say it’s overkill and will run too lean and when I look at my voltage at WOT it’s not pegged. What are your thoughts? Should I adjust the WOT fuel table, change the MAF, or run a map tune?
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What are the fuel trims in closed loop? I think you'll need to change the AFM sensor calibration table.
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My fuel trims in closed loop fluctuate from 2%to -7% short term and stay a solid -3% long term.
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I would XY graph the fuel trims vs AFM voltage. If the trims increase with voltage then you'll need to tweak the AFM at higher voltages. Regardless if your short and long term trims are both trending negative then you should alter the AFM table.
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So say if the ecu trims -7% from 1.2-1.4volts I should add 7% afm flow through those voltages?
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No, the other way around. If the trim is negative then reduce the air flow.
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Here is a screenshot of my fuel trims starting at 1.0V the trim is 20% all the way to 3.4V 0%. I've tried reducing airflow along the voltages but it seems to not help or get worse. Reducing the airflow at 1 volt by 20% should bring it close to 0% if it was trimming that much right?
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Yes. Are you change all the values? I'd start by taking 5% off the whole table, another 5% below 2V, another 5% below 1.7 V and 5% below 1.2V (with a little blending in between).
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yeah i've been changing the whole table by a little less than how much % its trimming.
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Can you post the calibration too?
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here it is this is after changing it by 5% across the board like you suggested.
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The changes are a little inconsistent. Between 1V and 3.4V there generally is -5% change, but there are odd values (1.45V 6.08->5.08, 2.85V 59.71->62).

Try this.
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here is the graph after your changes looks like it helped a lot
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This should be slightly better. +3% everywhere and another +3% below 1.3V.
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