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need to know how to set up fuel trim tables we just installed an aem wideband with 0 to 5 volts signal into  an 4 volt input and need to let  link ecu control fuel trim

engine is 3.6 tt with about 1 bar of boost any info  will be appreciated 

thanks  valleyfred

 

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Hi Valleyfred.  Your description of what you are trying to do is a bit brief but I think what you want is "Closed Loop Lambda" or CLL for short.  With a wideband sensor you can do two different types of CLL.  

1), Stoich mode, this is traditional CLL like an OEM ECU where the Lambda is controlled to cycle or "dither" slightly either side of 1.00 

2), Auto mode, this is where you use a target lambda table and the ECU tries to trim the fuel to match that target.  Some of the basic settings for automode is shown below. 

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Edited by Adamw

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