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pounsfos 08-04-2011 05:39 PM

WOW - What a difference
 
Its that time of year to do my maintenance (check timing, set tappets etc..)

TIMING:
stock:8btdc,
maintenance check:10btdc
I run 12 btdc (on 87ron (91 ron in nz) no pinking

tappets:
reset tappets to stock clearances

THE CARB:
jets were rediculously dirty, cleaned them out with carb cleaner,
checked the fuel adjustment screw, HOLY CRAP ITS ALL THE WAY OUT,
A/F ratio was 11.5/1!!!!!!!!!!
(omg and i was still getting 35mpg)
have leaned carb to about 14/1 (have to compensate for driving)


but wow!!!!, i cant believe the a/f ratio was that bad, im glad i do maintenace checks, i have more power and it starts better now as well,

Will have f/e numbers up soon, keep an eye on my graph, hopefully it will go up :)

gone-ot 08-04-2011 08:30 PM

...I'm curious, what instrument did you use to determine the A/F ratio was 11.5:1 (at idle?).

pounsfos 08-04-2011 09:10 PM

I have a friend that owns a rolling road dyno
every year I use it for maintenance

a/f was done by a teter up the tasilpipe

11.5/1 a/f ratio was actually done at 60kph
(roughly 35mph)
when tested at idle it was roughly 12.7ish

Why do you ask mate

gone-ot 08-04-2011 10:36 PM

...because I was wondering *if* a new MPG-meter had been devised that was somehow (?) able to derive or calculate A/F from data extracted from the OBD-II connection.

...I didn't think it was possible--but, I've been wrong LOTS of times--so I asked.

Daox 08-05-2011 08:23 AM

Nice find. I'm sure that tune up will help!

pounsfos 08-05-2011 11:15 AM

um... my cars 29 years old bro,
i used words like carb, obd2 and carb just doesn't go together, judging by the cars you have im sure you know how to work on the 'old faithfuls

elhigh 08-07-2011 10:24 AM

"Does your car have an OBDII hookup?"

"Yes. It's in the passenger seat. I found it at a junkyard for $5."

That's where I am. Josie's version of OBDII is a flowmaster muffler (Earbone Tech Tacho Systems patent pending), whatever crusty ol' Sears timing light I can hook up to the #1 plug wire, and a notebook.

gone-ot 08-07-2011 01:33 PM

...I'll take that response as: "...nope, nothing but old-fashioned tools..."

MGB=MPG 08-07-2011 01:57 PM

timing
 
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after i put in a new dizzy i set time by ear,, no plink .. did not run very good at low RPM's ,, when i checked it with a light it was at 60 BTDC can you imagine , engine running at 60 BTDC and no ping/plink ..there is an additive jar attached to the intake manifold that i put different *stuff* [var. mixtures of fluids] to which i attribute the no-ping ..

set for 20 BTDC and runs so very much better ,getting quite good FE next time i fuel i get a reading.

here is high tech tools these parts

tried var. methods of setting the mixture ,, engine speed/ vacuum gage ..now trying to set mixture using the EGT[exhaust Gas temp] set for LOP[lean of peak] a AFR would be nice but pricey ,,

http://ecomodder.com/forum/attachmen...1&d=1312739111

pounsfos 08-09-2011 06:28 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Old Tele man (Post 254785)
...I'll take that response as: "...nope, nothing but old-fashioned tools..."

sorry mate, didn't mean to offend, yeah when on 95ron (equivelent to 91ronish in america) i set it on 20btdc, but thats costing so i thought i would try the 87ron (91 ron over here), had to retard the timing to what it is now,

my engine doesnt seem to like static timing so I might have a gander at the timing chain and see whats going on, maybe it has stretched


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