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Old 22 April 2004, 07:36 PM
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I have just fitted one of the above to my MY95 WRX as far as I know I have connected all the wires to the right place but I was wondering if the l.e.d's should skip up and down through the red/yellow/green ones or give a constant reading?
Old 22 April 2004, 08:36 PM
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With the engine warm and Idling the LED's illumination will be erratic as the ECU will be in 'closed loop' control (Hunting for Stoich) and the same when cruising on part throttle. When on WOT you should be seeing the Green LED/'s illuminated indicating a richer AFR.

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Old 22 April 2004, 08:39 PM
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My lambdalink is erratic on idle but on part throttle or WOT i get a solid green light (far right green) im told this is normal
Old 23 April 2004, 09:05 AM
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Part throttle closed-loop should give you "disco lights" through stoich, including lean and rich.

Part throttle open-loop should give you pretty much the same reading as WOT (rich)...
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Sounds like what mine is doing. Thats good news at least. Cheers guys
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