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Re: If your O2 sensor is putting out a steady .54 volts...
Posted by Dave [Email] (more from Dave) on Sun, 13 Jul 2003 12:52:00
In Reply to: If your O2 sensor is putting out a steady .54 volts..., Street, Sun, 13 Jul 2003 08:04:10
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Thanks for the response! As far as I could tell, the voltage was steady, but I wasn't looking for fluctuations, since I didn't know it should. I have had the car for about a month. Love it. Very surprising amount of power! It has about 135K Mi on it.
The voltage reading would change if I opened the throttle, though no where near the values I have been reading about. The reading was taken with the signal lead UNPLUGGED and the DVM attached to the lead and a ground. Is this the right way to check it? All I have is a Haynes manual, and frankly, it leaves a little (lot) to be desired.
I would like to add that I tried driving the car with the O2 sensor lead unplugged, since it seemed to make a little difference with throttle response, but it didn't make any didfference with power.
I have taken the AMM unit out, and have seen the small, delicate looking wire in it and decided not to touch it, due to related, expensive experiences involving simular types of equipment that I thought I would "just clean up a little bit. In other words I know better that to touch it unless I know what to do. What do you recommend? Spraying some brake cleaner in there? It looks way too fragile to used compressed air.
Tahnks again for any ideas,
Dave
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