Hi,
I was asked an interresting quiestion yesterday by one of my firends with an AAN engine, GT30R, 7A cams +++. Standalone boost controller. He runs a chipped (mapped for him) ECU, and has installed a wideband AFR sensor.
During summer he recorded AFR ratios down to 10,8 approx, during 20-25 degrees outside temperature. Now during winter he reports AFR ratios into the 13.5 region.
Question is:
Can the drop in temperature affect AFR ratios in this way, caused by more air getting into the engine (colder, denser charge, colder IC)? I guess that during full throttle the Motronic does not use lambda values.
How does motronic use the MAF signal during full throttle?
Any other good suggestion on what can cause the lean running?
Regards, Johan
I was asked an interresting quiestion yesterday by one of my firends with an AAN engine, GT30R, 7A cams +++. Standalone boost controller. He runs a chipped (mapped for him) ECU, and has installed a wideband AFR sensor.
During summer he recorded AFR ratios down to 10,8 approx, during 20-25 degrees outside temperature. Now during winter he reports AFR ratios into the 13.5 region.
Question is:
Can the drop in temperature affect AFR ratios in this way, caused by more air getting into the engine (colder, denser charge, colder IC)? I guess that during full throttle the Motronic does not use lambda values.
How does motronic use the MAF signal during full throttle?
Any other good suggestion on what can cause the lean running?
Regards, Johan

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