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Mike5100

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Mike5100

...where the dealer can plug a Honda diagnostic tool in and find out if any errors are showing up. If so where is it?

Thanks

Mike

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The engineer showed me the readout for my bike today and everything was within spec (O2 sensor was 0.429v if that means anything to anyone)

Mike

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0.429V as median value?

The usual narrowband lambda sensors read about this voltage when spot on at 14.7 AFR but since the voltage slips quite a lot off this value when just a tad away from the 14.7 AFR and as the sensor ages and deposits accumulate, injection systems continuously trim for a tad leaner (sensor goes abruptly to around 0.200V) and then trim for a tad richer (sensor goes abruptly to around 0.800V) practically running the engine at 14.7AFR where the smog reducing system operate at best efficiency.

This leaner-richer cycle goes on continuously as long as the injection system operates in the "closed loop" region usually at throttle openings less than 30-40% and steady running conditions. About once a second at idle speed and 4-5 times a second at higher rpm.

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0.429V as median value?

The usual narrowband lambda sensors read about this voltage when spot on at 14.7 AFR but since the voltage slips quite a lot off this value when just a tad away from the 14.7 AFR and as the sensor ages and deposits accumulate, injection systems continuously trim for a tad leaner (sensor goes abruptly to around 0.200V) and then trim for a tad richer (sensor goes abruptly to around 0.800V) practically running the engine at 14.7AFR where the smog reducing system operate at best efficiency.

This leaner-richer cycle goes on continuously as long as the injection system operates in the "closed loop" region usually at throttle openings less than 30-40% and steady running conditions. About once a second at idle speed and 4-5 times a second at higher rpm.

Yeah, what he said! :ermm:

Hope things improve for you.

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