a/f readings
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a/f readings
i am using a plx m300 wideband and have everything hooked up correctly. the unit display and s300 both register the same a/f any from 12:1-19:1 afr. tried to tune in boost but the hondata for some reason will not read lower than 11.9. the wideband at the dyno will read as low as 9.5 but the s300 will not read anything that low. tried to play with the wb settings in smanager but cannot fix the problem. any suggestions?
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the plx reads fine along with smanager as long as i'm leaner than 11.9. anything richer than that and it just stays at 11.9 or 11.86 even tho the plx is already displaying 'rich'.Djbower1 wrote:If the plx is displaying correct. it means either you have a bad ground or you just need the change the voltage offset in the smanage so that it reads the same as the plx
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ok. i tried doing a run with the ELD enabled just to see if it made a difference but it didn't. so having the ELD enabled or disabled makes a difference. for some reason the ELD voltage won't got lower than 1.21v or at least that is what i am datalogging. attached is a datalog of the problem. in the settings the wideband is setup 0V-10.00 and 5V-20.00 for the PLX M-series w/ a voltage offset of -.2V
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I just went tested this in my car, and thelowest it will read is 1.33V at about 12.12 A/F with a voltage ofset of -.27.
There seems to be some limitation of the output voltage from the PLX itself. I have contacted PLX Devices and am going to do some more testing.
On the test bench where we can vary the voltage input to the ELD input, and datalog as a wideband reading, it will go all the way to 0v and read an AF of 10.00. This indicates it is not a limitation of the Honda ecu or the Hondata software at this point.
Just out of curiosity, why are you trying to run so rich? Even under boost low 12's should be well within the range of the readings.
There seems to be some limitation of the output voltage from the PLX itself. I have contacted PLX Devices and am going to do some more testing.
On the test bench where we can vary the voltage input to the ELD input, and datalog as a wideband reading, it will go all the way to 0v and read an AF of 10.00. This indicates it is not a limitation of the Honda ecu or the Hondata software at this point.
Just out of curiosity, why are you trying to run so rich? Even under boost low 12's should be well within the range of the readings.
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I'm not trying to run rich. I just want to be able to use the datalogging feature to decide how much fuel to remove while i am in boost to achieve a 11.7:1 afr. At first I over fueled so that while tuning I could lean out the mixture. Without being able to datalog the boost portion of the tables under 12:1 afr I cannot decide how much fuel to remove. Only thing I can use to judge is the plx display which doesn't tell me anything on where to remove fuel except what a/f i am at a given rpm and pressure.