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2001 honda civic running lean Videos
- 1. Integra GSR SRI running lean in vtec (2nd gear pull)
- 2. Gli running lean
- 3. How to shift without losing Lean Burn. Honda Insight.
- 4. Shift without losing Lean Burn. Honda Insight. 2nd video.
- 5. Engine run too lean #13
Integra GSR SRI running lean in vtec (2nd gear pull)
2000 gsr b18c1 stock except intake, stock p72 ecu running lean in vtec need help asap. Changed injectors, fuel filter, fuel rail. Car runs smooth no hesistation or ...
Gli running lean
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X4hunterx4
commented
on 16 Dec 2015
Having the same issue :(
How to shift without losing Lean Burn. Honda Insight.
This is how you can maintain lean burn and shift without losing lean burn. So here is what I know, you must have a calpod/card switch. if you have the clutch ...
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Jeremiah Commons
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on 13 Jun 2015
How do I get into lean burn (know that I am in it)? I just got my insight
and I cannot figure it out. I have been looking over forums and there is a
lot of chatter but nothing solid on "how to get into it and maintain it"
for maximum mpg with ultra gauge
Ruxianet
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on 03 Oct 2015
+Jeremiah Commons Your car will be slower on accelerating.
Jeremiah Commons
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on 13 Jul 2015
+6uol6uol I have a first gen manual and haven't paid attention to gears I am in when "Think" I am in LB, however I have noticed you have to be sensitive to the throttle pressure like you said "it has to generally stay in the same place" with stable load (not many hills or at least not very steep or just dumps on FCD MPG). I have seen the mpg gauge chill around 70, 100, and sometimes it shoots over, however it seems mostly hit 150 range when going down grade on a hill. What do you mean the car will be slower? I wonder if what you mean is:E.g. I will be driving 55MPH and hit in 100s on the FCD. Then it seems my MPH will go slowly to 54, 53, etc. If that is lean burn, I have not held it due to increasing throttle to maintain speed limit. I fear my MPH will continue to go down 5-8+ MPH. I have not tested if it stops going down after a few MPH because it is just in LB. Does MPH stop going down after only a few MPH, due to the a/f is altered lean? Or does it continue to reduce until you increase throttle making it more rich again?
6uol6uol
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on 12 Jul 2015
Well, this is only for the first gen Insight with the manual transmission. CVT models do not have lean burn (JDM Insights do though). Basically lean burn happens in 3-5th gear. You have to basically tap on the gas and hold it. If the mpg gauge shoots over 100mpg, you're in lean burn. Your car will be slower since the air/fuel ratio is altered
Patrick Wei
commented
on 20 Feb 2014
Great Video Taylor! What is that unit that you have that gives you all
those stats?
Patrick Wei
commented
on 26 Feb 2014
Thanks! Keep posting great videos. Very informative!
Taylor Horn
commented
on 20 Feb 2014
thanks for watching!
Taylor Horn
commented
on 20 Feb 2014
Ultra Guage
Shift without losing Lean Burn. Honda Insight. 2nd video.
2nd video. and accelerating a little faster. This is how you can maintain lean burn and shift without losing lean burn. So here is what I know, you must have a ...
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james paul
commented
on 06 Mar 2014
what is the best mpg u have gotten i have a 2001 auto i have gotten 65 mpg
easy
engine run too lean #13
440 everest engine rebuild.
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