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Stock EFI |
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The Following adjustments
can be made for mild street performance up-grades. |
(Camshafts
/ Headers /
Exhaust Systems /
Air Filters) |
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Fuel Injector Identification |
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Rounded corners electrical socket
on injector.
(Plastic guides near top of socket)
Type E, 2.5 Ohm 1988 |
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Rounded corners electrical socket
on injector. (Plastic guides near bottom of socket)
Type F, 12.5 Ohm 1989-1995 |
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Square corners electrical socket
on injector.(Plastic guide at
bottom center of socket)
Type C, 2.5 Ohm 1983-1987 |
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Square corners electrical socket
on injector.(Plastic guide at bottom right socket)
Type D, 12.5 Ohm
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Adjust the Mass Air Sensor |
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The following adjustment can be used to richen or lean the
air/fuel mixture from the factory setting. The adjustment
could be necessary when using the FilterCharger, Big Bore
Throttle Body or other EFI modifications. It should never be
performed on "stock engine".
The Mass Air Sensor is found on top of the air cleaner
canister. The sensor is an aluminum housing with a black
plastic lid. Cut the silicone seal holding the black plastic
lid in place and remove the lid from the housing. |
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To adjust, first mark the original location of the hold-down
clamp on the gear wheel so you can return to the stock setting
if necessary. Loosen the clamp screw and rotate the gear a few
teeth as necessary - normally 3 to 5 teeth. Clockwise leans
the mixture, counter clockwise richens the mixture. After the
adjustment, make sure you establish a good silicone seal when
replacing the top plastic lid. Moisture can destroy the sensor
electronics. |
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Pro A/F Tuning Module |
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The Pro A/F Tuning Module is a fuel enrichment device for 22RE engines.
Modified 22RE engines tend to run lean during long periods of highway
driving. When used with a mixture meter, the driver can easily adjust the
fuel enrichment for proper mixture and optimum performance. |
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