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My speed sensor died today, and in the middle 2nd gear (about 5-6K rpm) suddenly launch control took effect.. lol (I set it to always on).. I think some motorcyclist were pretty surprised when I passed by.. with the flaming exhaust (thanks the leaky valves, I don't run that rich, usually) and the rev limit kicking it... Sorry!! Didn't do it on purpose... lol.
2 am, and I finally eliminated every single possibility of me losing my speedo reading. Connections and wiring check out okay, so it's the speed sensor.. time to put one in tommorow.
Strange thing is, the codes for a VSS error is there, but even when I unplug the speed sensor, no checklight.. (O_o), nor did hondata detect any.
but I did get a checklight for heater circuit though.. the o2 probably got coated in carbon and didn't work properly no more, which was one of the reasons I run open loop till now.. I part throttle tuned my car on open loop, (which took a long time, and of course I did it when my engine was still healthy)
my idle AFR is impossibly lean, as you can see.. leaky valves gives bad AFR readings, which is why never tune unless you know the car can give proper AFR. I mentioned this in my previous posts, but today was the day I remembered to use the handphone camera, and I just happen to connect the wideband and set it up for another laptop.
Well, just a little longer for those wee LMAs to arrive, then I can look forward to smooth running engine with a slightly higher compression.
Idle at 20.8, crazy!
2 am, and I finally eliminated every single possibility of me losing my speedo reading. Connections and wiring check out okay, so it's the speed sensor.. time to put one in tommorow.
Strange thing is, the codes for a VSS error is there, but even when I unplug the speed sensor, no checklight.. (O_o), nor did hondata detect any.
but I did get a checklight for heater circuit though.. the o2 probably got coated in carbon and didn't work properly no more, which was one of the reasons I run open loop till now.. I part throttle tuned my car on open loop, (which took a long time, and of course I did it when my engine was still healthy)
my idle AFR is impossibly lean, as you can see.. leaky valves gives bad AFR readings, which is why never tune unless you know the car can give proper AFR. I mentioned this in my previous posts, but today was the day I remembered to use the handphone camera, and I just happen to connect the wideband and set it up for another laptop.
Well, just a little longer for those wee LMAs to arrive, then I can look forward to smooth running engine with a slightly higher compression.

Idle at 20.8, crazy!

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