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784 Injectors and Long Term Fuel Trims 2000 XJ

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Old Nov 16, 2019 | 03:20 PM
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I have a fresh 4.0 I just rebuilt and other than boring it .020 over, the only other change I’ve made so far is upgrading to 784 injectors.
The motor runs beautifully (other than a super mild lifter tick I’m going to address this week.) but one thing I’m dealing with is my long term fuel trim. I expected it to be trimmed back due to the higher flow from the 784 injectors, but I’m seeing consistent numbers in the -28% range. Short term trims are +/- 3% and the O2 sensor cycles cleanly between .2-.8 volts so the system is operating within parameters.
I’m adding a 62mm throttle body, cold air intake, Banks SS header and 2.5 inch SS exhaust, cat and muffler all the way back as soon as I have the time.
With the +.020 bore and all the above I’m thinking the higher air flow (although minimal) will help pull the fuel trims closer to zero, but I still don’t think I will get more than 4 or 5 points improvement.
Has anyone else with a stock motor that added 784 injectors looked at their fuel trims and seen these kind of numbers?

I would like to find a set of injectors that were 4/8 or 12 hole with a flow rate lower that that of the 784’s and a litter closer to stock flow rates. Does anyone know what injectors would be a little closer to stock flow rates?

Thanks in advance,
Michael
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Old Nov 16, 2019 | 03:28 PM
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Off the top of my head I'd say Bosch 280156161 but you'll have to dig up the flow rates.

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Old Nov 16, 2019 | 08:09 PM
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161’s actually flow more than the 784’s at 49 psi.
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Old Nov 16, 2019 | 09:20 PM
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Just wanted to say I run the 161 in my 2000 stock XJ with the 4.0 and love them. I have not checked the fuel trim but think my Torque app can show them. If I get the chance I'll hook up a see what it shows.
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country2, did you ever get a look at those fuel trims?

Still curious.
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country2, did you ever get a look at those fuel trims?

Still curious.
Nope forgot all about it. My sons has it now I'll see if I can get a hold of it Sunday and see if I can get them.
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Those trim numbers are way out. I suspect the wrong injectors?
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I am running 161 12 holes in my 2000 with acceptable fuel trims. I will double check them my next day off to confirm that they are still correct. PM me if you are looking for a refurbished set.
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Hey finally got a hold of the jeep and ran the torque pro app and both of my long and short varied from around -7.4 to -11.4 going down the road at 65mph @2000 rpms.
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