high O2 sensor output voltage-bad measurement?
Is it possible to get an O2 sensor votage of over 1 volt?
I get a reading of 1.7 at wot sometimes, and sometimes .15-.25, but usually its at .4. If i keep a constant rev around 3k rpm, its around .35. If the o2 sensor is bad, wouldnt my ECU throw a code, or is it possible my O2 sensor reader is off/mis calibrated?
I'm running a greddy SOHC kit with the blue box.
I'm going to take the kit off next week or the week after to get a smog test, im afraid the o2 sensor is bad and will make my car fail.
thanks
I get a reading of 1.7 at wot sometimes, and sometimes .15-.25, but usually its at .4. If i keep a constant rev around 3k rpm, its around .35. If the o2 sensor is bad, wouldnt my ECU throw a code, or is it possible my O2 sensor reader is off/mis calibrated?
I'm running a greddy SOHC kit with the blue box.
I'm going to take the kit off next week or the week after to get a smog test, im afraid the o2 sensor is bad and will make my car fail.
thanks
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I've seen a couple that had an internal short to the heater element make them go as high as 3 volts and not throw a code. Both were on 5th gen Civics. A properly working o2 sensor shouldn't go over 1 volt.
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I've seen a couple that had an internal short to the heater element make them go as high as 3 volts and not throw a code. Both were on 5th gen Civics. A properly working o2 sensor shouldn't go over 1 volt.
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