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Re: O2 sensor, does what, really? 200 1984

posted by  someone claiming to be Goran Haijenhjelm on  Tue Oct 20 23:20 CST 1998 [RELATED]

And please use a high-quality high-impedance input DMM. The signal from the O2-sensor is easily downloaded and shall not be shunted with anything below 10Mohms.

And one comment regarding closed-loop functionality: When flooring it, the computer leaves the closed-loop state.

It also leaves the closed-loop state when motorbraking beacuse then it cuts fuel.

And Abe, one Q; - why come the 940T doesn´t enter the closed-loop at idle. It only does so when under load, e.g normal driving.

BR

Goran





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