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Fuel trim issue

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  • #886771
    Chris OrozcoChris
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      Hi there,

      I wanted to try and confirm a diagnosis with my fuel trims. I have negative fuel trim (-14 on the long term, rich condition) I noticed when I let go of the throttle and coast, stft goes to 0. Does this mean a leaking injector? I think I’m entirely wrong so I wanted a second opinion. Thank you

      Chris

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    • #886777
      Billy AndrewsBilly
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        Need clarification. What are your trims at idle, 2K,and 4K? What are your misfire counts?

        #886778
        Nightflyr *Richard Kirshy
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          If you suspect a leaking injector.
          Isolate the injectors from the fuel system ( clamp off the supply and return lines )
          Then pressure test the fuel rail.

          #886781
          Chris OrozcoChris
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            [quote=”relative4″ post=194163]Need clarification. What are your trims at idle, 2K,and 4K? What are your misfire counts?[/quote]
            Fuel trim at idle for stft sits right at -4 average. On load of 2500 it sits at -14 average. I haven’t done 4000

            #886782
            Chris OrozcoChris
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              [quote=”nightflyr” post=194164]If you suspect a leaking injector.
              Isolate the injectors from the fuel system ( clamp off the supply and return lines )
              Then pressure test the fuel rail.[/quote]
              I’ll YouTube that one. The lines are steel for mine

              #886787
              Nightflyr *Richard Kirshy
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                I’m fairly certain you’ll find rubber fuel line attachments inline.
                Most vehicles require some type of flex in rigid lines.

                #886788
                Billy AndrewsBilly
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                  [quote=”ElCrazy93″ post=194167][quote=”relative4″ post=194163]Need clarification. What are your trims at idle, 2K,and 4K? What are your misfire counts?[/quote]
                  Fuel trim at idle for stft sits right at -4 average. On load of 2500 it sits at -14 average. I haven’t done 4000[/quote]

                  I would expect a leaky injector to show worse trims at idle than at 2500. You would also find the fuel system depressurizes when you turn off the car.
                  So, I would check the following, in this order:
                  Dirty air filter
                  Bad MAF sensor
                  Bad upper O2 sensor
                  FPR running excessive pressure at low vacuum

                  #886792
                  Chris OrozcoChris
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                    [quote=”relative4″ post=194174][quote=”ElCrazy93″ post=194167][quote=”relative4″ post=194163]Need clarification. What are your trims at idle, 2K,and 4K? What are your misfire counts?[/quote]
                    Fuel trim at idle for stft sits right at -4 average. On load of 2500 it sits at -14 average. I haven’t done 4000[/quote]

                    I would expect a leaky injector to show worse trims at idle than at 2500. You would also find the fuel system depressurizes when you turn off the car.
                    So, I would check the following, in this order:
                    Dirty air filter
                    Bad MAF sensor
                    Bad upper O2 sensor
                    FPR running excessive pressure at low vacuum[/quote]
                    Excellent brother thank you for that info. The only thing I didn’t rule out was the upper 02 sensor. It would make a lot of sense. I bought it new not long ago so I thought it would be ok but seeing as I bought it aftermarket and cheap, it might not be reading properly. That’s irritating. I spent 150 on the aftermarket but the oem is 350. I guess I need to bite the bullet…

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