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justins71Sep-20-08 06:55 AM
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#4074, "RE: why must i tune for weather changes?"
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Sep-20-08 06:56 AM by justins71

          

You need to alter your air charge temp correction values. The MS code notoriously over-corrects, so you'll see very rich in cooler weather and usually very lean in hot weather. Also make sure your sensors settings are correct, as this will intensify the effect. EasyTherm is the best way, IMO

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why must i tune for weather changes? [View all] , eclipserst3, Sep-16-08 05:24 PM
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RE: why must i tune for weather changes?, justins71, Sep-20-08 06:55 AM #2
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