Lambda sensor
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I believe that the voltage of a good sensor is between 0.04~1v fluctuating.
To check it you need a multimeter.
Run the car to get the lambda up to operating temparature.
You need to check the voltage between the lambda signal wire and earh.
Dont disconnect the plug, poke a probe or something into the termanal.
Do you have a 3 or 4 wire lambda?
To check it you need a multimeter.
Run the car to get the lambda up to operating temparature.
You need to check the voltage between the lambda signal wire and earh.
Dont disconnect the plug, poke a probe or something into the termanal.
Do you have a 3 or 4 wire lambda?
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I believe that the voltage of a good sensor is between 0.04~1v fluctuating.
To check it you need a multimeter.
Run the car to get the lambda up to operating temparature.
You need to check the voltage between the lambda signal wire and earh.
Dont disconnect the plug, poke a probe or something into the termanal.
Do you have a 3 or 4 wire lambda?
To check it you need a multimeter.
Run the car to get the lambda up to operating temparature.
You need to check the voltage between the lambda signal wire and earh.
Dont disconnect the plug, poke a probe or something into the termanal.
Do you have a 3 or 4 wire lambda?
I am sure it has 2x Grey and 1x Black wires and I have a multimeter.
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