1988turbotbird
Joined:
Feb 2007
Carlisle, Pennsylvania
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what all could cause a rich condition in these cars? I'll tell you what I have new-02 sensor, injectors, fpr, coolant temp sensor Could the MAP sensor or VAM cause a rich condition? Also, how many bar does the stock map sensor sense? I know 1 bar is 14.7 psi, and 2 bar is 24 psi I think...will the map sensor read 20 psi? I may have to go to a 3 bar map sensor...Im stumped
88 TC/HX35/CAI/3" exhaust/Wilson MS2/Beanman header/Head Work/Laramee Cam/Gillis boost controller/3G alt/Walboro 255 fuel pump/BOV/CHE rear control arms/1" lowered/poly. bushings/Chuck W mounts/6 puck clutch/Pro 5.0 shifter/AEM wideband/Tuning MS..
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Pete D
Joined:
Apr 2001
Northern OH
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The TCs use a BP sensor, not a MAP, The BP open to atmosphere, so it doesn't see boost.
Have you pulled the codes or run fuel pressure checks? How do you know it's running rich? There are "how to" articles on both in the Technical Articles, link at the top of the page.
Pete Dunham
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tr_guy79
Joined:
Jan 2004
SE PA (DELCO), USA
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You do not have a MAP sensor. What you have is a BARO sensor. Same basic part, but it reads atmospheric pressure, not manifold pressure. What injectors do you have?
How rich is it running? When does it run rich?
(You type faster than me Pete )
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boosted85
Joined:
Sep 2008
Omaha NE
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how do u know its running rich?
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Robert Camp
Joined:
Jan 2006
Raleigh, NC
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1 bar = 1 atmosphere = 14.7
2 bar = 2 atmosphere = 29.4
At sea level and standard temp that is.
Robert Camp
'86 Medium Regatta Blue TC, 5-speed, original owner.
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