Re: lambda question

[dherv10@xxxx]

David, Everything that David said needs to be done. Again, The F.V. 
will run at at a pre set level 80/20 till the 02 sensor heats up to 
send the voltage to the Lambda ECU to change the fuel pressure in the 
lower chamber of the fuel distributor via the FV. Only after the car 
heats up should you notice the FV slow down. You might have to get 
the car out and drive it. Setting at Idle to long may contaminate the 
02 sensor and you need to do a burn off. David, When you replaced the 
water pump, and had the intake off did you replace the Lambda thermal 
switch in the internal water pipe . If it isn't working the Lambda 
unit will also tell the FV to run rich. When I replaced my water pump 
the other day, I replaced all the components in the pipe. The only 
other thing I can think of is the Full throttle switch.
John Hervey
www.specialTauto.com 
t --- In dmcnews@xxxx, Delorean17@xxxx wrote:
> Hello list,
> I finally got my engine back together after replacing the water 
pump 
> hoses and gaskets. My car has always ran rich since I bought it
(only 15 
> miles ago) 
> 
> Thank you
> David
> #2496-