O2 sensor/ map sensor/ fuel metering system
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So I swapped in a b20v(converted to obd1) into my 99 ej8 and everything was going good untill someone stole my chipped and tuned ecu... ecu was a po6, now I went out and bought another po6 that came out of a different b20v... now my problem is that I know have a check engine light and it's throwing out 3 codes.. code 2-secondary o2 sensor, code 45 fuel metering system and code 5 map sensor.
I believe the o2 sensor code is because the chip inside the new ecu was some sort of obd2 b20v/b16 base map so it's now looking for the 02 sensor which my car has but I think ita done.
My old po6 was full obd1 so no o2 sensor..
Now i can't figure out why the new code 45 and 5 are from? Is it because this ecu was tuned for a completely different car/set up so now my fuel/air ratio is way off and im
runmimg rich?
Also the car is now running rough at idle, bounces from 5000-1000 rpm and when I drive it for a bit and come to a stop idle just drops to like 100-200 ish
also at first start black soot comes out exhaust
Any any help would be appreciated
thanks
I believe the o2 sensor code is because the chip inside the new ecu was some sort of obd2 b20v/b16 base map so it's now looking for the 02 sensor which my car has but I think ita done.
My old po6 was full obd1 so no o2 sensor..
Now i can't figure out why the new code 45 and 5 are from? Is it because this ecu was tuned for a completely different car/set up so now my fuel/air ratio is way off and im
runmimg rich?
Also the car is now running rough at idle, bounces from 5000-1000 rpm and when I drive it for a bit and come to a stop idle just drops to like 100-200 ish
also at first start black soot comes out exhaust
Any any help would be appreciated
thanks
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Re: O2 sensor/ map sensor/ fuel metering system
The ECM is not set up for your engine. You're gonna have all sorts of issues until that's tuned to match your engine setup.