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Re: Halvors O2 tuning
Reply #120 - 08/28/13 at 06:14:05
 
I changed sensor today. The ceramic internal in the old was in several pieces. I got some very good measurements with the new sensor. I think my old measurements was wrong becauce of the sensor. I allways got hughe numbers on WOT before.

Maybe all the testing had destroyed it. All the backfires and black smoking etc etc.

It showed 10,5 on idle 11-12 on cruising and 12-14 on WOT. On sudden opening the throttle (VM 36), I had 1/2 secound 18, then 2-3 secounds around 15, before stabilizing on 12-14. I guess it is the lack of acceleration pump on the vm.
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Reply #121 - 08/28/13 at 07:04:43
 
I get the same slightly lean condition as you open the throttle slide.....and it does stabilize once the vacuum catches up and becomes steady state.  I do agree that the lack of an accelerator pump is the issue, and that it is normal for a carb to be slightly lean just after the throttle is opened.  It does run great however, and I don't see any reason to overcompensate by jetting any richer or changing carbs to one with an accelerator pump.
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Reply #122 - 08/28/13 at 08:41:53
 
I agree. It is just the facination about exactly monitor whats going on and learn more about the combustion. After this jetting-process, I have learned a lot.

I am able to hear when it is lean or rich. And feel the heat from the engine to determine rich/lean conditions. A bit lean conditions feels like the engine is burning, rich - thumping. When you are between those stages - go down one size and enter the zone of burning, but not far from thumping. THats optimum.  I am back to feelings again, but it is good to confirm the jetting with the O2 meter.   CoolGrin

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