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86314, timing question Posted by rgirard413, Feb-22-05 05:52 AM
what type of symptoms will i see if my ecu pulls timing? i hear that no rear o2/bad rear o2 sensor pulls timing, what exactly does that mean.
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86315, RE: timing question Posted by Star Turbo Talon, Feb-22-05 06:12 AM
Means the ECU is retarding timing. you will notice a slight loss in power. I have not heard the rear o2 will result in timing map change.
Terry
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86325, RE: timing question Posted by rgirard413, Feb-22-05 02:14 PM
i heard of some dyno tests supposedly proving that no rear o2 sensor will pull timing, but i dont know so i was just curious.
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86329, RE: timing question Posted by siueclipse, Feb-22-05 04:06 PM
Originally posted by Star Turbo Talon Means the ECU is retarding timing. you will notice a slight loss in power. I have not heard the rear o2 will result in timing map change. Terry
ummm.. do a search. its been discussed and agreed upon by several that not having the rear o2 will pull timing.
Bill Hahn even agrees.
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86330, RE: timing question Posted by rgirard413, Feb-22-05 04:07 PM
yea, i was just curious what kinda effect i would notice from it
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86331, RE: timing question Posted by siueclipse, Feb-22-05 04:09 PM
Originally posted by rgirard413 yea, i was just curious what kinda effect i would notice from it
youll just loose some power if the ECU is retarding your timing.
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86333, RE: timing question Posted by rgirard413, Feb-22-05 04:12 PM
ok so nothing idle related and all that crap. i have an egr issue going on as well and i need to get my sticker but i cant cause thats tripping so i guess i have yet another problem to deal wtih now
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