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Subject: Re: New Vanos rings- increased fuel consumption?
Author: webhorn4477 : member since November, 2009 : 45 posts
Posted on: 2010-01-27 19:52:45      
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You wrote: "Don't you think you're also burning oil when your LTFT percentage goes up."

No, i donīt think so because when oil burns with the fuel in the cylinders, it also consumes oxygen. The O2-Sensors then measure less oxygen in the exhaust gas, which causes the ECU to lean out the mixture/reduce the injection time- not enrich it as in my case. So the LTFT percentage should acutally go down instead of up when youīre burning oil.

Despite that i think, the oil consumption issue is negligible in terms of the fuel adaption.
Reason: my engine consumes max. 1 litre of engine oil per 1000 kilometres, when doing a lot of engine braking. The engine consumes roughly 10 litres of fuel every 100 km. That means, it consumes 100 litres of fuel and one litre of oil when driving a distance of 1000 km. That again means, that only one percent of the burnt mineral oil products is actually engine oil- which means, it can only have an influence of 1 percent on the LTFT. Correct me if iīm wrong?

webhorn



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