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Old 06-18-2010, 02:16 PM   #29 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by JvKintheUSA View Post
Transposed the 9 and the C. LTF trim is now -11, but I will have to do some driving. Off to the pool now for a quick dip. Thanks Modshack (+1) and JB1. This is a great forum with some great members!!

Great...Thanks!

-11% (rich correction) is what I seem to recall from my car when it was essentially stock. This is what got me going on the MAF tube experiments.
Remember, this is a "correction" and does not essentially mean your car is running rich. The 02 sensor reads the mix and sends appropriate signals to the ECU to correct the numbers to Stochiometric (14.7) through injector duration changes. It's a correction factor based on the results of the stock tune and flow. Watch the short term trims as well to see the instantaneous corrections. LTF's are built up over time. To clear them to 0, unhook the negative battery lead for a few minutes, and the adaptation will start anew..

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