O2 Operating Range
jtmarten
11-30-2013, 12:24 PM
What is the normal operating range reported on a scan tool of upstream O2 sensors for a '96 K2500 w/7.4, also for fuel trims?
Thanks!
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777stickman
11-30-2013, 06:47 PM
Tech II
12-01-2013, 11:30 AM
Normally large swings from 900mv to 100 mv.....
Fuel trims usually less than 10%, plus or minus....zero % would be a perfect running vehicle, so it will vary slightly above and then slightly below zero....
OBD I, didn't use a %, they used 128 as a base line, and readings would vary slightly above and below the 128....
Fuel trims usually less than 10%, plus or minus....zero % would be a perfect running vehicle, so it will vary slightly above and then slightly below zero....
OBD I, didn't use a %, they used 128 as a base line, and readings would vary slightly above and below the 128....
jtmarten
12-06-2013, 05:33 AM
Thanks for the info. Was curious about it because I have one upstream O2 showing ~0.850 and the other showing ~0.08 at idle. I've been getting a bank lean code lately. I'm planning on replacing both upstream sensors.
j cAT
12-06-2013, 07:16 AM
Thanks for the info. Was curious about it because I have one upstream O2 showing ~0.850 and the other showing ~0.08 at idle. I've been getting a bank lean code lately. I'm planning on replacing both upstream sensors.
what you do when the readings are different is swap them . if the problem swaps it is the sensor if it is the same side you got engine problems.
could be vacuum leak.
what you do when the readings are different is swap them . if the problem swaps it is the sensor if it is the same side you got engine problems.
could be vacuum leak.
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