Adaptive Fuel
Hey folks!
I want to know if you have recommendations for me. I've got a condition where adaptive fuel is -95.1 and AIS (IAC) motor position is 32-33. I've replaced a lot of sensors with Mopar sensors and still the PCM is trying to compensate for too much fuel somewhere. I reset the adaptive fuel (back to 0) and it smells rich then compensates and no longer smells rich. The problem is I get pinging because the PCM tries to close the IAC to keep RPMs down which starves the engine of air.
So I wonder if fuel injectors can be a culprit? Fuel pressure last I checked was at 50 psi. It's a 5.9 Magnum.
Thanks.
I want to know if you have recommendations for me. I've got a condition where adaptive fuel is -95.1 and AIS (IAC) motor position is 32-33. I've replaced a lot of sensors with Mopar sensors and still the PCM is trying to compensate for too much fuel somewhere. I reset the adaptive fuel (back to 0) and it smells rich then compensates and no longer smells rich. The problem is I get pinging because the PCM tries to close the IAC to keep RPMs down which starves the engine of air.
So I wonder if fuel injectors can be a culprit? Fuel pressure last I checked was at 50 psi. It's a 5.9 Magnum.
Thanks.







