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Lambda-Sond Test Lead Strangeness 200

posted by  david hunter on  Sun Nov 23 04:49 CST 2008
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I have used that test point many times on both 240 and 740 to "tweek" the mixture. I always used a test light or ordinary meter, not sure how a dwell meter would work. What I looked for was a fluctuation between 12V and ground with about equal time on each by adjusting the screw on the MAF.
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David Hunter






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