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Re: AF30 Halmeter and Oxygen sensor.Thanks Brian and others! 700 1988

posted by  someone claiming to be Gene Stevens on  Sat Nov 25 02:14 CST 2000 [RELATED]

I believe that Brian was leading you to a test to show whether you had caused a problem in the green wire by measuring for a short between the active centre wire and the shield. The fact that you said you were able to read normal voltages with the O2 sensor connected to it after repair indicates that you not only do not have a short circuit, but that you have continuity to the computer. A few CM without shielding will not cause you problems. It sounds like your wire repair was successful.





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