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Help testing o2 sensor 200

posted by  Makoona on  Tue Dec 31 15:23 CST 2002
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Hey Ivan, thanks for the great response. I took you're advice and
tested the sensor but beacause my MM is a cheapy it is always set to
autorange, so the decimal point is bouncing back and forth. This makes
it very hard to read. Anyway, it doesn't seem like i'm getting the readings
I should be getting. I got the Volvie with 113,000 and for all I know, the 02 was never changed. I'm just gonna go ahead and change it. (also, at idle the exhaust seems on the rich side). Thanks again for a great post.

Jon






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