Melted O2 Sensor! and bypassed fuel inertia switch?
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Melted O2 Sensor! and bypassed fuel inertia switch?
This second 97 Discovery that I am working on has a couple of issues...
Here are two of them
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So could the bypass be why the fuel gauge doesn't work?
And surprisingly the O2 sensor seems to still be working since it's not throwing a single code.
129k miles 97 Discovery.
here are more pics which maybe some of you can give feedback on it's medical condition...
http://picasaweb.google.com/Landrove...nS97Discovery#
Here are two of them
And
So could the bypass be why the fuel gauge doesn't work?
And surprisingly the O2 sensor seems to still be working since it's not throwing a single code.
129k miles 97 Discovery.
here are more pics which maybe some of you can give feedback on it's medical condition...
http://picasaweb.google.com/Landrove...nS97Discovery#
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UPDATE:
I "unbypassed" the fuel inertia switch and reset it and it runs fine. Fuel gauge still doesnt work nor does the tachometer. Upon further inspection of the melted O2 sensor, all the wires/ connections are still good (intact) but i'll still be searching for a used harness to replace it with.
ALL fuses are good.
I "unbypassed" the fuel inertia switch and reset it and it runs fine. Fuel gauge still doesnt work nor does the tachometer. Upon further inspection of the melted O2 sensor, all the wires/ connections are still good (intact) but i'll still be searching for a used harness to replace it with.
ALL fuses are good.
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