B10 o2 sensor voltage readings??

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jaybirde508
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B10 o2 sensor voltage readings??

Post by jaybirde508 »

Hi forum,
Can anyone inform me as to the b10 o2 sensor voltage reading scale Ie: 0.30 = ? , 0.75 = ? I haven't been able to find this & need to know what the corrosponding values mean

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Post by BSOD2600 »

Any SSM scan tool should give you the same readings -- there is no scale for the given ECU parameters. I see greater voltage swings with my O2 sensor -- all the way from 0.1v to 0.92v. The FSM (posted in the stuff you need to know forum) has the details on what are acceptable ranges.

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Post by Legacy777 »

A narrow band O2 sensor will swing back and forth between 0v and 1v. That's the way it's designed.
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Post by jaybirde508 »

thanks guys I knew I wasnt explaining it rite.. what I need to know is what end of the scale is lean what end is rich I think it should go like a ohm meter & ex: 0.30 v lean & 0.75 richer ?? I'm runnning 30-32 @ idle & .75 wot & 600 to 800 in a snap So Im thinking lack of fuel??

bad FPR ?

Fuel filter?

New injectors & walbro w/less than 5000 miles

Idea's

Thxs Jay
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Post by log1call »

High numbers are rich, low numbers are lean. At idle and anything other than near wide open throttle the numbers should fluctuate either sode of .45 at a steady rate and several times a minute.

At wide open throttle(or close to) the mixture should go rich and the numbers will be high and they will not fluctuate because the O2 sensor is being ignored.
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