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Old 10-19-2017, 02:10 PM   #63 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by Z_ealot View Post
Interesting, so if i understand that thread correctly nissan mainly uses the af sensors to determine fuel trims. It does leave me wondering as i have only changed out my bank 1 af sensor if maybe the bank 2 sensor is throwing everything out of whack as that sensor is way overdue to be changed out?


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All cars use the AF sensors for fuel trim. The mafs + rpm determine what cell on the map the car is in and the AF sensors give the feedback to verify the AF is matching the desired AF. What I was talking about was Nissan in the oem data does not list or use stft or ltft it uses that alpha data, something a bit foreign to me but I guess it’s like a combo of both.

Can’t say for Nissan but in my experience AF sensors don’t “age” and get lazy like a classic o2 sensor. If it’s way off you can use the rear o2 vs front AF readings to see if something is up.
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