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  • #1025302
    Taylor Mauldin
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    Hi. I have a 96 camry federal 2.2 auto with 307k miles. The short term fuel trim is in stoichiometry but the long term sits around -25. Holding the revs at 2500 improves the long term to -17.

    My question is what all could cause this?

    I have already replaced all sensors, air filter, purge valve, thermostat, fuel pressure regulator, and the fuel injector cleaning guy said the injectors are not leaking down.
    Tested the old and new sensors and all are good. The fuel pressure is also in tolerance.

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  • #1025314
    Rahul Jones
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    Try disconnecting sensors like MAF sensor and Throttle Position Sensor then check if the reading changes. Also, you can check if the exhaust fumes reduces or not.

    #1025315
    Taylor Mauldin
    Taylor Mauldin
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    Disconnecting sensors causes no changes

    #1025318
    Rahul Jones
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    Is it possible to share the live data reading from MAF, MAP, TPS, and oxygen sensors?

    #1025319
    Taylor Mauldin
    Taylor Mauldin
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    Have to manually type in. It has a map but no maf.
    Engine at warm operating temperature idle 750
    Tps 11.4 %
    Map 3.9-4.1 psia
    Ect 200f
    Iat 85f
    Oxygen upstream oscillates from .1-.9 back and forth rapidly, upstream short term trim oscillates between 3% rich 1% lean, upstream long term trim -25 % rich, downstream stuck at .115 v sometimes it unsticks and fluctuate between .1-.3 v

    #1025327
    Rahul Jones
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    Is your MAP reading positive on idle? It is supposed to be negative on idle as the intake has vacuum.

    #1025331
    Taylor Mauldin
    Taylor Mauldin
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    The map is reading correctly. 29.4 inhg map atmospheric – 8.0 map at idle= 21.4 inhg vacuum

    #1025334
    Rahul Jones
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    My next suspect would be a stuck open EGR valve. You can plug the vacuum hose going to the EGR and see if that improves.

    #1025337
    Taylor Mauldin
    Taylor Mauldin
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    Plugging the hose made no difference

    #1025341
    Rahul Jones
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    Do you have anything to check the fuel injector pulse duration or through OBD live data? I had a similar issue with a customer’s car where the datas were normal but the engine ran rich and failed emissions. That was caused by a faulty ECU giving longer pulse to the injector.

    #1025347
    Taylor Mauldin
    Taylor Mauldin
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    No, I don’t. The ecu is almost new , it only has 2000 miles on it

    #1025352
    Rahul Jones
    Rahul Jones
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    At this point, I am helpless. Sorry, hope someone from this forum can help you out.

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