Hello,
I have some experience with stand alone ECU's and couple of project during the years and more or less I know, how to create fuel/ignition tables and how to monitoring AFR (Lambda) and interpretate all this data. So to put fuel system from one engine to another and hope that will works properly.....hm.
Any way...this days I dig out an ancient AFR controller ..PLX is the brand...weld a bung on exhaust, assemble the system and start monitoring:
WITHOUT LAMBDA
Initially I run the engine without connecting 0-1V output of controller, so practically ECU works in some kind of limp mode (in case of some of the sensors are missing). ECU holds AFR around 12,5...relatively rich condition, almost in all RPM's
WITH LAMBDA
Quite responsive...didn't expect so.
On idle targets 14,7 - pretty stable
Obviously there is
acceleration enrichments, slam the throttle and for second AFR goes to 10.5
There is
'overrun cut' ...when you release completely the throttle in high RPM's AFR shows LEAN for brief moment, which means that ECU cut the fuel
When you cruise for more that 3 seconds (constant throttle) it starts to target again 14,5 AFR
So surprisingly normal behavior of this 'ancient' VAG ECU.
Anhang anzeigen idle AFR.mp4