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Originally Posted by Bob Kontak View Post
Another simple test is to check the unplugged O2 sensor side of that connection while the car is running. Let it warm up and it should read between 0.1V to 0.9V. 0.1v indicating lean exhaust. 0.9V indicating rich. You literally can get your idle AF mixture roughly close to 14.7:1 by adjusting the 3mm adjusting screw until it reads 0.5V.
Did this today. It showed .8V, too rich. As I turned the mixture CCW towards lean it went lower .7V and then dropped instantly to .3 MILLIVOLTS! I tried to reduce it to .5V many times but it did this every time. There was no reading between .7V and .3 millivolts. This is a brand new sensor I installed back in February.

I have 2 other O2 sensors that tested good today. I will put one in tomorrow and see if it works better.

Last edited by Funracer; 06-07-2020 at 08:46 PM..
Old 06-07-2020, 08:13 PM
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