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he is correct, the new zealand Vn's were never fitted with o2 sensor/ CAT. mine doesn't have them either. the way it works is that the ecu works in "open loop" mode, just like your VN's, the ecu doesn't use the signal from the o2 sensor until it has reached operating temp whne the ecu is using the signal from the o2 sensor it is considered to be in "closed loop" mode. the ecu uses the signal from the o2 sensor to modify the base fuel map that holden put in your memcal, basically it makes adjustments for the variation in the day to day weather conditons i.e. air temp, humidity, pressure etc. the ecu basically only operates in "closed loop" mode when your cruising and all it's really doing is leaning out the A/F ratio for economy. when you mash the go pedal through the floor it goes back to "open loop" mode to protect the engine i.e. it runs richer to stop detonation etc.
the question i have is, why is it idling at 3000rpm??? is the engine check light on when the engine is running, read some of the other forums on howto check this, did you seperate the coil pack from the DFI module??? if so you may need to check that the connections are correct between the 2 units or otherwise borrow a known good unit from another vehicle (your VP maybe???) clean the throttle body with some carb cleaner especially the IAC valve, check the vacuum hose that runs from the back ofthe TB to the MAP sensor, replace if it looks suspect, i.e. cracking etc
whats the car like to drive, is it guttless, does it idle high when driving??? is it an auto or manual??
the question i have is, why is it idling at 3000rpm??? is the engine check light on when the engine is running, read some of the other forums on howto check this, did you seperate the coil pack from the DFI module??? if so you may need to check that the connections are correct between the 2 units or otherwise borrow a known good unit from another vehicle (your VP maybe???) clean the throttle body with some carb cleaner especially the IAC valve, check the vacuum hose that runs from the back ofthe TB to the MAP sensor, replace if it looks suspect, i.e. cracking etc
whats the car like to drive, is it guttless, does it idle high when driving??? is it an auto or manual??