Using TorquePRO I captured a few images :
Secondly I noticed there is typically a 3% difference in the downstream O2 readings, so question 1. Having an upstream sensor "flat-lining" (not reading) I would imagine means it's dead, and secondly, if it is dead could that be contributing to the 3% diffential I'm seeing and could it also lead to my drop in mileage?
Kinda makes sense right?
And the AFR reads real well, mostly hovers right at 14.7, thoughts?
One thing in common between them is the O2 Bank 2 upstream sensor doesn't change under any throttle setting. Secondly I noticed there is typically a 3% difference in the downstream O2 readings, so question 1. Having an upstream sensor "flat-lining" (not reading) I would imagine means it's dead, and secondly, if it is dead could that be contributing to the 3% diffential I'm seeing and could it also lead to my drop in mileage?
Kinda makes sense right?
And the AFR reads real well, mostly hovers right at 14.7, thoughts?