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I got a new code after i got the header on, P0420, catalyst effieciency below threshold...so either the O2 sensors are bad or not tight enough?
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QUOTE(LewFX @ Jun 1, 2006 - 10:40 PM) [snapback]440266[/snapback] diagnostic look in the cap of that port and you should see someting labeled OX1, OX2 and E1. hook the OX1 to the red meter lead and the E1 to the black lead and read the volt scale, then do the same with the red lead in OX2. make sure you use a computer and sensor safe meter. OX1 should read an average of .5-.45 volts, it will fluctuate up and down from .8ish to .1ish which is normal. OX2 should read fluctuations as well, but much smaller and be stable around .3 or .4 volts i beleive. im a bit fuzzy on what O2 sensors read post cat. -------------------- |
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