Well today I traveled 210ish miles. According to the all accurate OBC, I'm doing 18mpg city and 19 highway, but some calculations later and I managed to conclude that I was getting 20 average all together, including standing still on I-95 north for LITERALLY an hour and a half. Much better than I expected. Still not where I think it should be I think.
I can tell it still smells a bit rich. I'm going to get an emissions test tomorrow and see how I do.
E30 runs RICH AS HELL
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It appears to be hooked up correctly, and the resistance reads proper as well.
Ok so after driving around with the new TPS and adjusting my AFM back to normal, I can say there was a good difference. Idle is improved, still a little bit shaky, but certainly improved. I can't exhaust backfire if I wanted to anymore, My OBC now reads 15.1mpg instead of the 10.6MPG I was originally getting. When I'm idling though, it drops pretty quick. Overall I feel that I'm actually making progress, and I hope this will all normal out soon.
One thing I have noticed however, is that when I pull the O2 sensor connection out, there is a noticable negative difference in the engine's behavior.
When I pull the main relay (which are related to the O2 sensor right?), there is NO difference in the engine's behavior.
Check this baby out

Now, I am recieving voltage from the connections. The wires are noticably burned, but I am getting voltage. Could this be my problem?Last edited by lolcantturn; 04-15-2011, 12:42 PM.Leave a comment:
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If your coolant temp sensor isn't hooked up right, it will idle and run really rich.Leave a comment:
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I got the TPS today and installed it. My idle seemed to have improved, but it still smells like poop and I can tell it's running rich still. I got the stomp test to work and it seems like I'm pulling a 1211, which is a DME error. But I don't see how, as when I put my old 153 DME I still get check engine lights.
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how does the car idle?
my car is idling like its cammed and i smell pure fuel out of my exhaust.Leave a comment:
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YA, THATS UNBURNT FUEL IN THE EXHAUST SUCKA!
I dont mean that in a rude way. I love youLeave a comment:
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When I was replacing the O-rings the cap broke in my hands.How did the cap break? I would be interested to know what happens when you pull all the injectors out, hooked to the rail with fuel pressure. The same as StereoInstaller mentioned.
edit: also, in my opinion, any adjustments you make to that AFM are just moving in the wrong direction. i would want a known, unmolested AFM, preferably straight from a well-running car.
I returned the fuel pressure gauge already, but none of my injectors are leaking and I jumped the fuel pump.
And yeah, I guess Bosch adjusted it just perfect. Thankfully I marked the spot so I can return my AFM back to normal.
The only thing I feel that I would have gotten wrong on rewiring the C191 is the coolant temp sensor and temp sender wiring, because they're both the same color wire.. I will double check though.
I realized that when I'm engine braking, lets say from 5500rpm, I can hear immense exhaust backfiring, On my stock exhaust!!, like it's pretty wild and continuous. It's really cool and all, but I can tell my motor is just running awful.
I'm getting the TPS tomorrow and see what code I'm pulling...I think I'm going to pick up a coolant temp sensor at Guten as well.
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I just read this. If you didn't have problems prior to doing that work, re-check everything a few times. Check that you wired the C191/injectors correctly, and those injectors sound questionable at best.Oh I see. I'll check that out tomorrow and post results. I couldn't today as it was raining.
That could be a big possiblitity though, as prior to changing the head, rewiring the C191, and changing the injectors from what I thought were my bad old ones to "known working used ones", my engine had no problems with air fuel ratios.Leave a comment:

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