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VR v6 NA and 2002 vy V6 NA

Posted: Sun Feb 03, 2013 9:03 pm
by aussie4life13
1994 Vr V6 commodore acclaim.xdl
This is the one im more concerned about
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2002 VY commodore 155000km.xdl
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Hey people. just wandering if someone out there could take a look at these log files and help me understand what i am seeing. one is my new vy 02 exec i picked up a week and a half ago and the other is my vr 94 acclaim. now the vy is just a general how to read what i am seeing and any minor improvements i could make. the vr however is the main one im looking for info on. Its running like an absolute pig at the moment and wandering if someone could help me understand why. thanks in advance

Re: VR v6 NA and 2002 vy V6 NA

Posted: Mon Feb 04, 2013 9:36 am
by Holden202T
can you provide more information on "absolute pig" ... ie. is it stalling or bring up engine light or just using lots of fuel etc ?

Re: VR v6 NA and 2002 vy V6 NA

Posted: Mon Feb 04, 2013 10:50 am
by aussie4life13
Fuel, fuel and more fuel. running sickly sweet. not just that tho. i took it for a spin around the block yesterday arvo(thats what the log is) and taking off down the road, she was running like she had a flat tyre. has only been sitting for a week and a half since i got my new car. not the longest time its sat either. its like its developed a miss under load or something which i dont know how due to the fact that it ran perfect to perth and back for 1000km. hell my ave fuel was even down to 8.0l/100.

Re: VR v6 NA and 2002 vy V6 NA

Posted: Sun Feb 17, 2013 2:48 pm
by jxx
at a quick glance the o2 sensor seems very erratic and isn't a nice looking graph... i'd suggest trying another o2 but this isn't the main problem, it may just be poisoned from the excessive fuel. (once running correctly it may sort itself out as it burns all the excess off but if it's old replace it)
page 5 of this pdf, examples of normal & abnormal o2 voltage readings
http://www.autoshop101.com/forms/h37.pdf

even @ 4% tps position the o2 remains high at 900mv for a long time, the ecu is trying to reduce the fuel being thrown in going by the BLM but it's just not happening.
If you still have that spare car/engine try changing the injectors and fuel reg over and see how it goes then.

Plugs and leads in good condition, wouldn't be the first time i've seen an old faulty lead or 2 allowing to much unburnt fuel going through the engine causing issues with o2's.

Re: VR v6 NA and 2002 vy V6 NA

Posted: Mon Apr 29, 2013 2:51 pm
by aussie4life13
latest vy log. No fourth at speed and temp problems. Any ideas?
vy no fourth.xdl
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Re: VR v6 NA and 2002 vy V6 NA

Posted: Mon Apr 29, 2013 3:19 pm
by Holden202T
are you talking about 4th gear or torque converter lockup ?

Re: VR v6 NA and 2002 vy V6 NA

Posted: Mon Apr 29, 2013 3:47 pm
by charlay86
I don't see the issue that you are describing
8:10 shifts into 4th
8:13 TCC locks up
engine temp never seems to get above 86° and trans temp gets to 68°

Re: VR v6 NA and 2002 vy V6 NA

Posted: Mon Apr 29, 2013 4:02 pm
by aussie4life13
Ill do another log on my way home tonight. By the way how could you tell it hit 4th? Im still learning about logging and all that stuff. And i wasnt saying i have temp problems. My bad. Also i was driving to get tea. Cruise on at 90kmh and it felt very jerky. Knocked the shifter from d to 3 and no change on the taco

Re: VR v6 NA and 2002 vy V6 NA

Posted: Mon Apr 29, 2013 4:29 pm
by charlay86
I just added a "gear ratio" trace to the monitor.
1st is 3.06
2nd is 1.63
3rd is 1.00
4th is 0.70

Re: VR v6 NA and 2002 vy V6 NA

Posted: Mon Apr 29, 2013 4:39 pm
by aussie4life13
And that tells you that 4th is definatly engagine?
Also is there a screen that tells me which gear the ecu has chosen in realtime?