When you click on links to various merchants on this site and make a purchase, this can result in this site earning a commission. Affiliate programs and affiliations include, but are not limited to, the eBay Partner Network.
You can't really tell anything from digital data from an 02 sensor, you need analog data as shown in this video:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UNzi30G2_Kk $15 elm327 bluetooth module and the free torque app or similar that will chart analog data. You should see the 02s cycling regularly.
This is the best coil/wiring diagram in imho
Well, It is my current understanding that the o2 sensors for example, will sit at certain voltage values if good, and another value if bad. What I find interesting, is the huge disparity between the two voltage values of the front sensors.
Well, It is my current understanding that the o2 sensors for example, will sit at certain voltage values if good, and another value if bad. What I find interesting, is the huge disparity between the two voltage values of the front sensors.
Absolutely incorrect, you need to watch the video.
-40 deg F is the minimum value of the sensor range. It probably means the sensor is disconnected, or otherwise open circuited (e.g. wire is broken or cut or disconnected). I would get that temperature value (on the Torque app) when one of the wiring splices on the ground wiring became loose. Took a good bit of detective work with the wiring diagrams to track it down.
-40 deg F is the minimum value of the sensor range. It probably means the sensor is disconnected, or otherwise open circuited (e.g. wire is broken or cut or disconnected). I would get that temperature value (on the Torque app) when one of the wiring splices on the ground wiring became loose. Took a good bit of detective work with the wiring diagrams to track it down.
