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    Can someone with an LC1 log after shutdown?

    I'm looking for someone with an lc1 to take a log after shutting down the engine after hot idle. One of my lc1s stays steady at around 14.7 while the other goes up/down around 14.7. Both eventually climb as the gases leave and flatline to 22. I'm trying to figure out which is acting funny.

    The log should be taken with logworks on a pc directly connected to the lc1, not through the analog outputs and palm logger.

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    Ugh, I did this a number of times a few weeks ago while testing the heater circuit and calibration. I want to say it was the latter but not crazy erratic; a few tenths maybe. Long story short, mine developed a case of "open heater circuit" and I do not want to ruin my spare sensor even though it is warrantied lol.
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    just did this yesterday out of curiosity, jumped up and down a couple tenths around 14.7 before leaning out to 22. watched it on logworks.
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    Muahaha my memory prevails! Thanks for chiming in.

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