Secondary O2 sensor problem
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Secondary O2 sensor problem
I am having a problem with my secondary O2 sensor. I took it to a shop and the guy there hooked up the OBDII scanner he had to my car but it didn't pull a code but the check engine light came on. On the OBDII scanner the Secondary O2 sensor said it was on but the voltage was 0 even after ideling the car for a long time and even after I drove it. What would cause the O2 reading to be 0 even though it said the sensor was on. Also what is the voltage supposed to be for the Primary O2 sensor. Using the SnapOn OBDII scanner the voltage was fluctuating between 2.90-3.10. By the way I have a 98 Accord Coupe with a converted manual tranny.
#3
Originally Posted by RKV
i have an o2 sensor i can sell you, i have a 98 accord, and i got a catalytic converter for sale as well, both are OEM, but both parts are off a 2000 accord
#5
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from what i read about it but not 100% sure, u will end up changing ur o2 sensor either way u will have to change it soon or later if u havent, and the catalyst converted is most likely good cause what usually happens is if u drive the car for a longggg time with the 02 sensors bad then the catalyst converted will get fuk.
oem o2 sensors lifetime warranty from autozone goes under $200 for the most expensive one, and is soooo damn easy to change them i regret paying. but then again i am a noob
oem o2 sensors lifetime warranty from autozone goes under $200 for the most expensive one, and is soooo damn easy to change them i regret paying. but then again i am a noob
#7
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Originally Posted by KiDFuZioN
Does any one know what the voltage is supposed to be on the primary and seconadary O2 sensors?
output of the sensor is usually between 0 and 1.1 volts.
k too much info here and read all if u want to really understand and i am sure this is ur solution. here u go do the reading finally found something
http://tomasw.nailed.org/hem/modules...viewtopic&p=91
#8
Originally Posted by strykernyc
output of the sensor is usually between 0 and 1.1 volts.
k too much info here and read all if u want to really understand and i am sure this is ur solution. here u go do the reading finally found something
http://tomasw.nailed.org/hem/modules...viewtopic&p=91
k too much info here and read all if u want to really understand and i am sure this is ur solution. here u go do the reading finally found something
http://tomasw.nailed.org/hem/modules...viewtopic&p=91
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