mburnickas Posted August 18, 2005 Share Posted August 18, 2005 I figured I would share this for any of the guru's out there. Most I get so I will need to pull the book for some of the odd ball things. Do not ge the, for example, LT FTRM x (long term fuel trim). Car sitting for 3 days, in garage, since I take my bike to work. Outside Variables: -Outside temp 78 F -8-18-2005 -Car data via Snap-on Microscan Scanner Took 39 “snap shots” - I did not post all 35 here....to long...so this is a snap shot of data...neat I think. (1 out of 35) (just started) MIL STATUS: OFF ABSLT TPS (%) 13.3 ENGINE (RPM) 1517 CALC LOAD (%) 25.1 MAF (LB/M): 1.49 COOLANT (F): 86 IAT (F) 79 IGN ADV (DEG) 10.5 LT FTRM1(%) –5.5 ST FTRM1(%) –5.5 LT FTRM2 (%) –3.9 ST FTRM2(%) –5.5 VEH SPEED (MPH) 0 FUEL SYS 1: CLSD FUEL SYS 2: CLSD O2S11(V): 0.655 STFTRM11 (%) –5.5 O2S12: 0.080 O2S21: -.655 STFTRM21(%) –7.0 (11 out of 35) (pulled out of driveway and starting to move) MIL STATUS: OFF ABSLT TPS (%) 16.1 ENGINE (RPM) 1343 CALC LOAD (%) 40.4 MAF (LB/M) 2.17 COOLANT (F): 109 IAT (F): 81 IGN ADV (DEG) 20.0 LT FTRM1 %) –5.5 ST FTRM1(%) –4.7 LT FTRM2 (%) –3.1 ST FTRM2(%) –6.3 VEH SPEED (MPH): 6 FUEL SYS 1: CLSD FUEL SYS 2: CLSD O2S11(V): 0.665 STFTRM11 (%) –3.9 (21 out of 35) (driving down road about 1/5 mile) MIL STATUS: OFF ABSLT TPS (%) 18.0 ENGINE (RPM) 2124 CALC LOAD (%) 31.4 MAF (LB/M) 2.61 COOLANT (F): 124 IAT (F): 81 IGN ADV (DEG) 31.5 LT FTRM1 %) –3.1 ST FTRM1(%) –2.3 LT FTRM2 (%) –3.9 ST FTRM2(%) –9.4 VEH SPEED (MPH): 37 FUEL SYS 1: CLSD FUEL SYS 2: CLSD O2S11(V): 0.600 STFTRM11 (%) –20.3 O2S12: 0.865 O2S21: 0.685 STFTRM21(%) –14.8 **Any comments throw them out. I did it since of the other thread that Toysrme commented on (thanks). He got me thinking about my o2 sensors. So this was the outcome. Overboard as :D :D Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Toysrme Posted August 19, 2005 Share Posted August 19, 2005 Ironic, I was just talking to a solara owner having o2 problems. (16mpg) Something very important to note is how Toyota V bank computers tune fuel. The ECU treats the different banks like different engines. Ignition, controls, it's one engine, but when it comes to fuel... Nope! Each bank get's tuned like a different engine. (21 out of 35) (driving down road about 1/5 mile) Everything looks pretty good. Well, with 2.61lb/m it's making about... 30hp. If you just want to give me something to do, turn the cruise control on say 40mph. Type in 3/4/5 in snaps in a row. I'm curious on your o2 readings. 0.685v is a bit high for cruising around. Normally they don't go so high out of throttle transitions/open loop acceleration. One snapshot doesn't tell a story, I'd like to see 1/2 snapshots before & after. Man... If I had an OBD-II car, I would be big pimping the scanners that run on a palm. Those things read everything for real cheap! Eh, you get use to reading volt gauges & multi meters with OBD-I hahahahaha Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Toysrme Posted August 19, 2005 Share Posted August 19, 2005 I wanna know how hot the CTS thinks the coolant is too, that's funny! =) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
mburnickas Posted August 19, 2005 Author Share Posted August 19, 2005 If you just want to give me something to do, turn the cruise control on say 40mph. Type in 3/4/5 in snaps in a row. I'm curious on your o2 readings. 0.685v is a bit high for cruising around. Normally they don't go so high out of throttle transitions/open loop acceleration.One snapshot doesn't tell a story, I'd like to see 1/2 snapshots before & after. ← **EDIT: mileage in city: 23.273 to 24.875 (via my tacking from past 3+ years. Highway is 27 to 29.XXX mpg. 1 VEH SPEED (MPH): 42 O2S11(V): 0.650 O2S12: 0.555 O2S21: 0.650 LT FTRM1 %) –4.7 ST FTRM1(%) –7.8 LT FTRM2 (%) –3.9 ST FTRM2(%) –0.8 ST FTRM11 (%): -3.9 ST FTRM 21 (%): –4.7 2 VEH SPEED (MPH): 42 O2S11(V): 0.655 O2S12: 0.430 O2S21: 0.660 LT FTRM1 %) –2.3 ST FTRM1(%) –5.5 LT FTRM2 (%) –2.3 ST FTRM2(%) –5.5 ST FTRM11 (%): -6.3 ST FTRM 21 (%) –5.5 3 VEH SPEED (MPH): 42 O2S11(V): 0.655 O2S12: 0.265 O2S21: 0.655 LT FTRM1 %) –5.5 ST FTRM1(%) –4.7 LT FTRM2 (%) –3.1 ST FTRM2(%) –6.3 ST FTRM11 (%): -5.5 ST FTRM 21 (%): -5.5 4 VEH SPEED (MPH): 42 O2S11(V): 0.655 O2S12: 0.205 O2S21: 0.660 LT FTRM1 %) –5.5 ST FTRM1(%) –4.7 LT FTRM2 (%) –3.1 ST FTRM2(%) –6.3 ST FTRM11 (%): -6.3 ST FTRM 21 (%): -4. 5 VEH SPEED (MPH): 42 O2S11(V): 0.660 O2S12: 0.160 O2S21: 0.655 LT FTRM1 %) –5.5 ST FTRM1(%) –4.7 LT FTRM2 (%) –3.1 ST FTRM2(%) –6.3 ST FTRM11 (%): -3.9 ST FTRM 21 (%):-4.7 6 VEH SPEED (MPH): 42 O2S11(V): 0.655 O2S12: 0.160 O2S21: 0.650 LT FTRM1 %) –5.5 ST FTRM1(%) –4.7 LT FTRM2 (%) –3.1 ST FTRM2(%) –6.3 ST FTRM11 (%): -3.9 ST FTRM 21 (%): -4.7 7 VEH SPEED (MPH): 42 O2S11(V): 0.655 O2S12: 0.150 O2S21: 0.650 LT FTRM1 %) –5.5 ST FTRM1(%) –4.7 LT FTRM2 (%) –3.1 ST FTRM2(%) –6.3 ST FTRM11 (%): -3.1 ST FTRM 21 (%):-4.7 8 VEH SPEED (MPH): 42 O2S11(V): 0.655 O2S12: 0.160 O2S21: 0.650 LT FTRM1 %) –5.5 ST FTRM1(%) –4.7 LT FTRM2 (%) –3.1 ST FTRM2(%) –6.3 ST FTRM11 (%): -2.3 ST FTRM 21 (%): -3.1 9 VEH SPEED (MPH): 42 O2S11(V): 0.655 O2S12: 0.160 O2S21: 0.650 LT FTRM1 %) –5.5 ST FTRM1(%) –4.7 LT FTRM2 (%) –3.1 ST FTRM2(%) –6.3 ST FTRM11 (%): -2.3 ST FTRM 21 (%): -3.1 10 VEH SPEED (MPH): 42 O2S11(V): 0.655 O2S12: 0.155 O2S21: 0.650 LT FTRM1 %) –5.5 ST FTRM1(%) –4.7 LT FTRM2 (%) –3.1 ST FTRM2(%) –6.3 ST FTRM11 (%): -2.3 ST FTRM (%) 21: -3.9 11 VEH SPEED (MPH): 42 O2S11(V): 0.655 O2S12: 0.175 O2S21: 0.655 LT FTRM1 %) –5.5 ST FTRM1(%) –4.7 LT FTRM2 (%) –3.1 ST FTRM2(%) –6.3 ST FTRM11 (%): -3.9 ST FTRM 21 (%): -3.96 12 VEH SPEED (MPH): 42 O2S11(V): 0.655 O2S12: 0.190 O2S21: 0.650 LT FTRM1 %) –5.5 ST FTRM1(%) –4.7 LT FTRM2 (%) –3.1 ST FTRM2(%) –6.3 ST FTRM11 (%): -2.3 ST FTRM 21 (%): -3.9 13 VEH SPEED (MPH): 42 O2S11(V): 0.650 O2S12: 0.230 O2S21: 0.650 LT FTRM1 %) –5.5 ST FTRM1(%) –4.7 LT FTRM2 (%) –3.1 ST FTRM2(%) –6.3 ST FTRM11 (%): -2.3 ST FTRM 21 (%) : -3.9 14 VEH SPEED (MPH): 42 O2S11(V): 0.640 O2S12: 0.325 O2S21: 0.660 LT FTRM1 %) –5.5 ST FTRM1(%) –4.7 LT FTRM2 (%) –3.1 ST FTRM2(%) –6.3 ST FTRM11 (%): -4.7 ST FTRM 21 (%): -3.9 15 VEH SPEED (MPH): 42 O2S11(V): 0.655 O2S12: 0.355 O2S21: 0.645 LT FTRM1 %) –5.5 ST FTRM1(%) –4.7 LT FTRM2 (%) –3.1 ST FTRM2(%) –6.3 ST FTRM11 (%): -1.6 ST FTRM 21 (%): -3.1 16 VEH SPEED (MPH): 42 O2S11(V): 0.650 O2S12: 0.535 O2S21: 0.650 LT FTRM1 %) –5.5 ST FTRM1(%) –4.7 LT FTRM2 (%) –3.1 ST FTRM2(%) –6.3 ST FTRM11 (%): -3.1 ST FTRM 21 (%) : -4.7 17 VEH SPEED (MPH): 42 O2S11(V): 0.655 O2S12: 0.675 O2S21: 0.655 LT FTRM1 %) –5.5 ST FTRM1(%) –4.7 LT FTRM2 (%) –3.1 ST FTRM2(%) –6.3 ST FTRM11 (%): -3.1 ST FTRM 21 (%): -4.7 18 VEH SPEED (MPH): 42 O2S11(V): 0.655 O2S12: 0.685 O2S21: 0.655 LT FTRM1 %) –5.5 ST FTRM1(%) –4.7 LT FTRM2 (%) –3.1 ST FTRM2(%) –6.3 ST FTRM11 (%): -1.6 ST FTRM 21 (%):-3.9 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Toysrme Posted August 19, 2005 Share Posted August 19, 2005 What kinda mileage you get? & what are the fuel trims ;) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
mburnickas Posted August 19, 2005 Author Share Posted August 19, 2005 What kinda mileage you get?& what are the fuel trims ;) ← added info above Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Toysrme Posted August 19, 2005 Share Posted August 19, 2005 Looks good. I would expect it to use a little lessfuel crusing around, but that's still damn good mileage. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
mburnickas Posted August 19, 2005 Author Share Posted August 19, 2005 Looks good. I would expect it to use a little lessfuel crusing around, but that's still damn good mileage. ← Any idea which O2ID goes to what location? Example, O2S11 in the font, back or by the cat.. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Toysrme Posted August 19, 2005 Share Posted August 19, 2005 O2S11(V): 0.650 - bank 1, sensor 1 (rear bank) O2S12: 0.555 - bank 1, sensor 2 (post-cat) O2S21: 0.650 - bank 2, sensor 1 (front bank) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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