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Injector duty %

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stock gsr with t3/t4 60trim precision 880cc stock fpr walbro 255lph at 12psi the injector duty is already showing 94% at 14psi its showing 120%, the car is not leaning out...How accurate is this or my settings are wrong so its showing the wrong values?
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It was quite accurate! Didint hear calvin he has changed it so.... I had this also once. Broken B&M fuel regulator! It leaned out at 130% then...
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It just doesn't make sense to me that 880cc is already at 94% on 12psi on a stock gsr though...at 14.47psi injector duty is at 122% and a/f is at 11.84.

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what is your offset or overall fuel trim
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calvin wrote:what is your offset or overall fuel trim
offset is 49 overall fuel trim 0.

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It just doesn't make sense to me that 880cc is already at 94% on 12psi on a stock gsr though...at 14.47psi injector duty is at 122% and a/f is at 11.84.
Like I said. I had this also once and it turned out to be a broken FPR. Fuel pressure dived like a stone in free air..
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Just to note since it's relivant: I would say about 75% of the OEM FPR's I have run across have not responded to vacuum; needing replacement. out of these cars, I would say 99% of them had idle and idle/afr issues before but not after replacing the FPR with a brand-new one.
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hmm I'll try to find one to replace it..thanks!

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I put on a different fpr with the B&M fuel commander on and the car does feel smoother but still showing around 116% injector duty.

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dutys are off.. I've been sayin it for a while.
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Bugermass wrote:dutys are off.. I've been sayin it for a while.
glad to hear that, now I can rest knowing that my injectors won't blow up :P

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just keep an eye on your injector durations. 16ms @ 8000 RPM is jsut about wide open on a 4 cyl ..
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Bugermass wrote:just keep an eye on your injector durations. 16ms @ 8000 RPM is jsut about wide open on a 4 cyl ..
I just checked the log again and its showing 17.12ms 113% at 16.27psi@7944. So how exactly do I fixed this problem? Do I need bigger injectors? :?

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16ms @ 8000 RPM is just about wide open on a 4 cyl ..
I just checked the log again and its showing 17.12ms 113% at 16.27psi@7944.
So the dutycycle is not far off then....
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Its not the duty cycle then, it has to be something with the way injector pulse width is calculated. OR mabey because o differences in impeadances with resistor boxes and what not the injectors arn't really active for the INJ PW that the ecu is commanding.. I don't know, but somthing is not correct..
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