Standard closed-loop map on 1996 RT/10

Standard closed-loop map on 1996 RT/10

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ViperPict

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10,087 posts

243 months

Wednesday 25th July 2012
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Fairly basic question - how is the closed-loop map managed on a 1996 RT/10. I know that later cars have four narrow-band lambdas but how about the 'Gen 1.5'? Thanks in advance.

ViperDave

5,571 posts

259 months

Wednesday 25th July 2012
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IIRC the rear two are only for the emissions to check the cats are working

Dr-Bob

6,629 posts

266 months

Wednesday 25th July 2012
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UK vipers didn't even have rear 02's

fatboy18

19,110 posts

217 months

Wednesday 25th July 2012
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I know the M25 is a closed loop? Well it is according to my Map?




getmecoat

MADMAX-UK

1,258 posts

205 months

Wednesday 25th July 2012
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fatboy18 said:
I know the M25 is a closed loop? Well it is according to my Map?




getmecoat
Wot you bin drinkin smile

fatboy18

19,110 posts

217 months

Wednesday 25th July 2012
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Not had enough yet But Im working on it hehe

N GTS

735 posts

259 months

Sunday 29th July 2012
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Hamish, sorry I missed your calls. Lambda trims at all rpm ranges (except WOT), and also the MAP sensor imput is quite authoritive, and air temp. I've always used the EASE software (via OBDII port) to watch the fuel, timing, lambda values, its quite user friendly and you can pick what you want to focus on and log, just not as good as MoTec.

ViperPict

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Sunday 29th July 2012
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N GTS said:
Hamish, sorry I missed your calls. Lambda trims at all rpm ranges (except WOT), and also the MAP sensor imput is quite authoritive, and air temp. I've always used the EASE software (via OBDII port) to watch the fuel, timing, lambda values, its quite user friendly and you can pick what you want to focus on and log, just not as good as MoTec.
Thanks Nad. Yeah, I plan to monitor adaptation across the map using an OBDII scan tool and use the tuning software I have to minimise that in the narrow-band region of the map. That's the plan anyway!