Long Term/Short Term Fuel Trim Values
obadran
07-26-2004, 11:17 AM
In a continuation of figuring out my hestiation/stumbling problem with my 96 yukon.....
I have just one question this time...
This morning with a cold engine, started it up and took off, at least I attempted to take off. With the gas pedal depressed and the throttle position sensor around 40-50%, the engine would stumble/hesitate with sound of popping(backfireing?) coming from the exahaust lines. I noticed the long term fuel trim would drop to 0% and I think the short term also dropped to 0%. The computer was still in open loop mode.
Should the long and/or short term fuel trim values be something other than 0% during a moderate acceleration?
Thanks,
Omar
I have just one question this time...
This morning with a cold engine, started it up and took off, at least I attempted to take off. With the gas pedal depressed and the throttle position sensor around 40-50%, the engine would stumble/hesitate with sound of popping(backfireing?) coming from the exahaust lines. I noticed the long term fuel trim would drop to 0% and I think the short term also dropped to 0%. The computer was still in open loop mode.
Should the long and/or short term fuel trim values be something other than 0% during a moderate acceleration?
Thanks,
Omar
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