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RICH! (The engine, not me) 700

posted by  someone claiming to be bl on  Sun Mar 28 12:58 CST 2004 [RELATED]

Thanks! I've read somewhere on this site that they can be heated real hot with a propane torch to burn off the deposits and sprayed with brake cleaner. I thought the sensor was a dud at first so I removed it and let it hang under the car. I unplugged the connector and hooked up my VOM. I heated the tip with my torch and it reacted with about .5-.7v which is what it's supposed to do from what I've read indicating it was good. Tried another one anyway but the condition remains.

Many thanks again!

bruce






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