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LAST EDITED ON 08-Nov-01 AT 09:57 PM (PST) First, I would double check to see if your A/F meter is working correctly. That means, more than anything, is your A/F meter grounded at a factory ecu location? ("E" bolt) You know, when I had my A/F meter grounded in a "questionable" place, I had some similar, but not as advanced symptoms as you. I believe having your A/F meter grounded in a highly unstable location may not only affect your A/F readings, but also some driveability issues. Check it out.
Next, I'm not quite sure what the head porting may have done,but I would check to see if there's a vacuum leak somewhere. Your ecu is going to make all the adjustments it needs during throttle and idle according to what it reads from the sensors. First thing to make sure that's going correctly is to check all your sensors and harness wiring. If you are absolutely sure that's alright, then move to the mechanical side of things. Vacuum lines, fuel lines, spark, and the engine.
I find most of the time our cars are pretty bulletproff. Usually, it's always what we fool with that sets things off-kilter. I don't know if you have a FSM, but that has a trouble shooting section for taking your set of symptoms, and giving you a possible set of problems, and a plan of attack.
If your problem is isolated to idle, try and focus in on sensors and associated mechanical items that run that particular operation.
Jason 98' Eagle Talon ESi-T Mitsu Super 16g Turbo(HRC)/Custom FMIC
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