ECU Fuel mixture knob


  • #16
    (enters into sarcasm)

    Turn it all the way to the left in a circular motion…
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  • #17
    If you don't put effort into making competent, readable and understandable posts, why should we put the effort in to helping you?

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  • #18
    All the way left, aka counterclockwise like you said.

  • #19
    Re: ECU Fuel mixter nobb

    Matt89 wrote: OH you must be talking about the diagnostic screw. There is no such thing as a "fuel mixer nobb" on a z31.
    MAF…behind the plug that you must drill out. :P 84-86 FSM, See Section EF-EC 94. 87-89 MAFs do not have this IIRC.
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  • #20
    Alright, yea i got it already, and this makes the car not run so rich right? I was twice as much as the limit on Carbon Monoxide at Emissions.
    Im Addicted to my Z31!!!!!

  • #21
    Re: ECU Fuel mixter nobb

    [quote]michaelp wrote:
    Originally posted by Matt89
    OH you must be talking about the diagnostic screw. There is no such thing as a "fuel mixer nobb" on a z31.
    MAF…behind the plug that you must drill out. :P 84-86 FSM, See Section EF-EC 94. 87-89 MAFs do not have this IIRC.
    Yes of course but this guy does not need to know this.. :-?

    Fly dude…have you run codes yet? That is the first step to diagnosing this. It is NOT the maf adjustment..trust me.
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  • #22
    The fuel mixture nob is the steering wheel

  • #23
    an issue of this nature I'd suspect a dead catalitic converter. at least nearing 30 yrs old I would kinda expect it to be about done!

    another idea is to ask the smog testing station people any recommendations for fixes of your problem. they may say a tune up and a cat, or maybe some other general idea.

    checking codes is a good idea, making sure EGR is working, and that the CHTS is not out of spec. tuneups are always a good idea too!
    Damn dirty angels....these cars!

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  • #24
    Dude Could the CHTS Cause it to not pass emissions, i mean its 2x what it should be in the carbon monoxide but the other things passed and the cat is good
    Im Addicted to my Z31!!!!!

  • #25
    Excessive carbon monoxide is the result of a too rich A/F ratio. So yes, DUDE it could very likely be the CHTS


    i am willing to bet you have a chts code but have ignored it
    Bolt on, fast, z31. You can only pick two.
    Old weaksauce numbers: 391hp/433tq


  • #26
    Matt89 wrote:
    I am willing to bet you have a chts code but have ignored it
    LOL. Thats an easy bet.

  • #27
    Re: ECU Fuel mixter nobb

    aceman wrote: lmao are the schools in Arizona that bad?

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