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02 sensor volt check
Ej20-G model
I was looking through the sensor voltages and i am totally clueless with it aas far as what should things really be like two sensors have a black circles next to them and what i asume is the 02 sensor which reads as; 02-1 - 0w this to me says its not getting any power anyone know what sensor it is? Also should my air temp function be working? |
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Air temp sensor is only fitted to STI's from the factory.
The Oxygen sensor is not fed power, it generates a voltage of 0-1v approximately for a narrow band (stock) sensor "reading" afr's of 14:1-15.8:1 approximately. If you car is cold the O2 voltage will be 0.00v for the first minute or 2 (depending on how good your sensor is & how fast it gets up to it's operating temp) Sensors with black dots are 'switches' i.e powersteering load present, Alternator load, cooling fans, fuel pump,ignition switch, A/con etc. Read this FAQ: http://www.paulr33.com/powerfc-faq/powerfc-faq.htm
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wow thanks alot for the pics and stuff man and thanks for letting me know pretty sure i was looking at when it was cold. Cheers
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