Madal
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Hi,
Been searching for an answer as to why my bike keeps developing bigger splutters under load. In fact its running rich.
Background: 06 bike with garrett turbo fitted. (15 months ago) Recently it decided to start running rich which results in big splutters/misses etc....
Bike has specific tuneboy tune plus runs a modified PC3. Basically the tuneboy enabled the timing change and has a base fuel map. The PC3 has a maps sensor built into it so as its sees boost it adds the additional fuel required. This set up has been in place since the build without issue.
Thus far: Have taken PC3 out of the loop, still misses. Reflashed Tuneboy tune, run adaptions. Replaced plugs and leads, replaced factory MAP sensor. No fault codes in Tuneboy.vHave unplugged O2 sensor, plugged in PC3 O2 eliminator. Pulled injecotrs and had them tested. Still rich and missing when coming onto boost. In the top end of the rev range it clears but this is probably because it has the airflow to support the amount of fuel.
Anybody else with forced induction set up (or not) encountered this kind of fault ?
Cheers
Mike
Been searching for an answer as to why my bike keeps developing bigger splutters under load. In fact its running rich.
Background: 06 bike with garrett turbo fitted. (15 months ago) Recently it decided to start running rich which results in big splutters/misses etc....
Bike has specific tuneboy tune plus runs a modified PC3. Basically the tuneboy enabled the timing change and has a base fuel map. The PC3 has a maps sensor built into it so as its sees boost it adds the additional fuel required. This set up has been in place since the build without issue.
Thus far: Have taken PC3 out of the loop, still misses. Reflashed Tuneboy tune, run adaptions. Replaced plugs and leads, replaced factory MAP sensor. No fault codes in Tuneboy.vHave unplugged O2 sensor, plugged in PC3 O2 eliminator. Pulled injecotrs and had them tested. Still rich and missing when coming onto boost. In the top end of the rev range it clears but this is probably because it has the airflow to support the amount of fuel.
Anybody else with forced induction set up (or not) encountered this kind of fault ?
Cheers
Mike