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Very high CO 700 1987

posted by  Lucho_cr on  Tue Aug 14 20:18 CST 2018
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I went to the tech revision today and got a reading of 7.4 CO.

The only time I saw that reading was when I forgot to connect the temp sensor for the ECU.

Is there a way to test that sensor?

Any other hints will be very appreciated.





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