Originally Posted by
cygnus x-1
Something is way wrong here. I'm having a hard time believing that the engine will even run with the AFR that rich. 10:1 yeah, but at 8:1 it would be choking on fuel. First of all, set the FPR to the lowest setting possible and leave it for now. If you have the gauge, hook it up and turn on the ignition to get the pump going and see what the pressure is at. Go ahead and set it to 25-30 PSI or so. The actual pressure isn't critical but once you set it DON'T change it until you get the MS running right. Changing the fuel pressure changes the entire tuning MAP so don't mess with it. Tuning should be done with the MS, not the fuel pressure. Also make sure you have a manifold vacuum line connected to the FPR so that it compensates for vacuum changes.
The next thing is to check all the MS settings. I assume you're using 240cc injectors right? What is your req_fuel value? And what is your injector staging set to? Can you send me your .msq file? What are you using for an O2 sensor? If it's the stock sensor then you won't get proper AFR readings from it. Narrow band sensors don't really work if the AFR is very far off from 14.7:1. And even then they aren't very accurate. They really only tell you if the engine is running rich or lean. Oh, and which MS do you have? HW and SW versions?
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