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Old 07-28-2003, 10:03 PM   #4
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It's not a very acurate monitoring device on normal driving. It will normally bounce up and down on idle and partial throttle or normal driving. What you need to worry about is when you press the "pedal to the metal", which is what we call WOT (Wide Open Throttle) the gauge should read rich or stoich. Mine reads rich which is what I wanted.

You have to understand how this A/F gauge work. These A/F gauges are only designed to read a massive exhaust gas flow changes from the exhaust system which is sent through a signal by the O2 sensor. That is why, it is best and more acurate during WOT, since that will be the time when a massive flow of exhaust gas passes by on the installed O2 sensor. The reason why it bounces up and down at idle or partial throttle, is because it only registers a signal change on every tenth of a volt. If not, it will just act as a light show........
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