I have about 250 miles on a new Chev 5.7 TBI. ('76 FJ40) Starts easy, idles pretty well, runs very strong. But I have what I think is too strong exhaust smell - like I've been sitting on an old tractor all day. More fumes than I believe a brand new "modern" engine should be putting out. And they funnel back into the cab and are giving me headaches. Happens at all speeds and rpm.
I kept the smog pump, air rail, charcoal canister, EGR, etc. I don't have a catalytic converter. I'm running 2 external electric fuel pumps with a surge tank, 3/8" fuel line, 5/16" return line, 13 psi.
I replaced the O2 sensor (without testing the old one) then decided to get WinALDL working. I was thinking it wasn't going into closed loop for some reason, but it is. Here are some graphs for your amusement. The only odd thing I notice as a novice is the rich flag constantly cycling ON/OFF. Is that normal?
I kept the smog pump, air rail, charcoal canister, EGR, etc. I don't have a catalytic converter. I'm running 2 external electric fuel pumps with a surge tank, 3/8" fuel line, 5/16" return line, 13 psi.
I replaced the O2 sensor (without testing the old one) then decided to get WinALDL working. I was thinking it wasn't going into closed loop for some reason, but it is. Here are some graphs for your amusement. The only odd thing I notice as a novice is the rich flag constantly cycling ON/OFF. Is that normal?