I took the car for a dyno run on Saturday and the tech suggested to disconnect Fitech's O2 sensor and he connected the Dyno's O2 sensor. We couldn't finish the run because it went very lean at 13.7. My question is, was it good idea to disconnect the O2 sensor for a dyno session?
I took the car for a dyno run on Saturday and the tech suggested to disconnect Fitech's O2 sensor and he connected the Dyno's O2 sensor. We couldn't finish the run because it went very lean at 13.7. My question is, was it good idea to disconnect the O2 sensor for a dyno session?
1971 Mach 1 Mustang w/Ram Air, 408-4V stroked Cleveland, Hooker headers, FiTech EFI w/ RobBMC PowerSurge pump
I agree. It was not a good idea and I can't believe I let it happen. The system is working great with the O2 sensor back. I don't think it will reset the tune just by unplugging it. Logs at WOT show the AFR target at 12.4, with actual between 12.2 and 12.8.
I agree. It was not a good idea and I can't believe I let it happen. The system is working great with the O2 sensor back. I don't think it will reset the tune just by unplugging it. Logs at WOT show the AFR target at 12.4, with actual between 12.2 and 12.8.
1971 Mach 1 Mustang w/Ram Air, 408-4V stroked Cleveland, Hooker headers, FiTech EFI w/ RobBMC PowerSurge pump