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Just figured out how to use the OBD2 cable with Learning View. Though I did not seem to find much in my search on what it means. Any help is appreciated. Currently set up with: CNT catless DP, Invidia UP, FMS CBE, Apex'i Panel Filter, Cobb AP v1 93oct Stage 2 OTS v1.17, GFB ByPass Valve (set to ~20% vent currently)and After MAF silicone hose. 119k miles 5EAT Is there anything to be worried about?

 

Thanks in advance.

 

Edit: Forgot BPV

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Enable the DTC reader just to make sure, but everything looks fine. Your idle is a tiny bit lean resulting in your ECU adding 7.9% fuel in. Many people prefer their numbers be within the +/- 5% range, with a tendency to be ever so slightly negative, but you're fine.

 

Clean your MAF sensor carefully with MAF cleaner.

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I enabled the DTC reader, though on my second reading looks as if I have a leak somewhere. Correct me if I am wrong. What could be the area of the leak? I have zip-ties ready to go to tighten everything up. Will be installing a AVO TMIC to TB hose soon and Bulletproof TMCI mod.

 

Edit: Error on posting the same image. Updated image on post #5.

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Pull another LV and post it. Like I said, nothing seemed out of the ordinary really. How many miles were on that LV? Don't reset the ECU. The fuel trims take time to learn and settle in.
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Your car is adding fuel because it's getting more air than it expects, mostly at idle.

 

The first time this happened to me it was after installing a panel filter. It was slightly askew and not seating 100% correctly.

 

It could be another leak, but that is the first thing I would check if you recently installed the Apexi panel filter.

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I would look for an air leak somewhere with that amount of "correction" at idle. You ever messed with your inlet hose? I would check to make sure that's not ripped, plus there's at least 3 vac fittings on it as well. Deffinately a good starting point imo
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Set you BOV to full recirculation and leave it there. Reset ECU and try again. Trim A is still a bit high indicated a possible leak at idle--or maybe not. If it settles around 9 and you can confirm no leaks your tuner should be able to help to adjust that a bit. If you have the stock air filter around, put that in also when you set the BOV to 100% recirculate.

 

I'll bet if you fix the BOV and reinstall the stock air filter it will look even better.

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Not currently in stock :(

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Here is the LV after resetting ECU, setting BPV to 100% recirc and installing the OEM airfilter. Seems like there is still something leaking at idle. Though other numbers were smoothed out.

http://i.imgur.com/mNH60jW.jpg

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The results there are probably from changing the BOV to recirculate. You can probably put the filter back in but I would keep the BOV where it is.

 

That first cell being at 9.0 isn't the end of the world, especially if it's steady there.

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Not currently in stock :(

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