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Blackbishop:
These figures are related to a V6 car's fuel injection system, specifically the Fuel Trim values. Here's what they mean:

*STFT (Short Term Fuel Trim)*

- Bank 1: -13% ( slightly lean mixture, meaning the engine is using less fuel than expected)
- Bank 2: -20.03% (more significantly lean mixture, indicating the engine is using even less fuel than expected)

*LTFT (Long Term Fuel Trim)*

- Bank 1: -0.8% (almost neutral, indicating the engine is using the expected amount of fuel)
- Bank 2: 52.3% (very rich mixture, meaning the engine is using significantly more fuel than expected)

In summary:

- Bank 1 is running slightly lean (using less fuel) in the short term, but almost neutral in the long term.
- Bank 2 is running significantly lean in the short term and very rich in the long term.

This could indicate issues like:

- Faulty fuel injectors
- Clogged air filters
- Vacuum leaks
- Ignition problems
- Sensor malfunctions

It's essential to have a professional mechanic investigate these discrepancies to determine the root cause and perform the necessary repairs.