2003 Audi RS6 and when I log it in 3rd gear, WOT pull, I get normal "actual" readings but the specified is 0.00. I get the same 0.00 at partial throttle too. Can I post a log here?
You're right, it's not that legible (yes, I can see "deleted" posts). Did you copy and paste the original text file that VCDS produced, or copy & paste from Excel?I copied and pasted the excel version but deleted it as it was not really legible. What is the best format?
I have spacers for my rear O2 sensors and no cats but I'm assuming this refers only to the primary sensors
Very legible there.I have spacers for my rear O2 sensors and no cats but I'm assuming this refers only to the primary sensors
Very legible there.
But without knowing exactly what's been done in the ECU in terms of tuning, it's hard to say anything meaningful.
-Uwe-
No cats, it was easier than coding it out.
Are the rear O2 sensors used for any of this? Aren't the front sensors the only ones involved is fuel trim?
You know what nobody has asked?
Is there any problem with the way this car runs?
We know it's fairly heavily modified. Manual transmission and who knows what else.
But given that it's a 2003, it's presumably been like that for a while. So unless there's some problem with how it runs, why sweat the 0 reading in specified lambdas? My guess is whomever tuned it intended it to be that way.
-Uwe-
Agreed Uwe but he didn't ask for help outside knowing what OXS was doing or how trim was done.
OP : Maybe post an auto-scan..........?
At the very least you can post the observation of the tests I aforementioned, further state what tuner did this & so others can benefit from the knowledge.
I'd personally like to know why you installed extensions in the rear OXS sensors and why you believe or have been led to believe there is a benefit outside what you think is acceptable for cat removal?
Did you do this OXS extension mod blind, after a cat removal thinking it needed to be done and if not did you get codes?
The JPPSG might help you with some guidance as being new to this stuff.
http://forums.ross-tech.com/showthr...essional-Problem-Solver-Guide-quot-JPPSG-quot
The car often feels down on power. Not always. Sometimes it absolutely rips, other times it just feels sluggish. I noticed recently that one MAF reading was about 1/2 of the other in g/s. Switching MAFs did not switch the low reading to the other side. So I think I have false air coming in somewhere. That I will track down with a smoke test. But I was asking about the O2 reading because it seems strange. I did not write the SW obviously but it was done by (FWIW) someone with a great reputation in the Audi community who has done the SW for AMD. I know that doesn't mean much.
The spacers I was told should be used to prevent a code/MIL. I have not tried without. AFAIK it is a common solution to the problem. I can also have them coded out but i'm not sure if that is necessarily any better of a solution.