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I finally get it hooked up, and it wont stay in one place!! It keeps flucuating everytime I hit the gas...Ive never had one of these before. Is that right? Or should I reset the ECU now or what...?
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its supposed to do that... its a worthless gauge anyways, its never very accurate. Its more eyecandy then anything else.
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that's why i didn't want one...i didn't care what my air/fuel ratio was. 
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Specialist 02 Toyota Celica
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waste of money...RICE 
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Once again...I didnt ask whether you thought it was rice or not...didnt want your opinion. Just needed tech info.
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Once again...I didnt ask whether you thought it was rice or not...didnt want your opinion. Just needed tech info. Sounds like you're having a bitch of a time with some of these gauges! I start putting mine in next week, hopefully it goes easier. Good luck though 
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sappy 2002 Toyota Celica GT
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Once again...I didnt ask whether you thought it was rice or not...didnt want your opinion. Just needed tech info. Sounds like you're having a bitch of a time with some of these gauges! I start putting mine in next week, hopefully it goes easier. Good luck though Yeah..I appreciate it!! Hopefully Ill have mine done by then, if you need help Ill know how by then!!!!!!!!! PM or whatever!1 ill help with whatever I can
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If you get the S-afc, you can use the airfuel gauge to help you tune it. I had that before my turbo. they look tight as fuck also.
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A/F gauges, like the one you have, are supposed to fluctuate like you have described.
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It fluctuates because your variable valve timing engine is constantly adjusting and recalculating to allow your engine to run most efficiently in a given circumstance. Not to be a dick but why did you get it if you didn't understand that??
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Truly accurate A/F gauges come with their own wideband O2 sensor. If not, it will fluctuate aimlessly like you described when attached to the stock narrow-band sensors.
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