Omega Owners Forum
Omega Help Area => Omega General Help => Topic started by: wayneywoo on 10 April 2008, 20:23:35
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Guys,
Does anyone have a spare known working O2 sensor I could borrow to check mine needs replacing.
The reason I ask to borrow one from someone is because mine only threw up an error code when I changed the exhaust. I'd like to make doubly sure before I buy a new one.
Also, I've seen the universal 4-wire types on ebay for appx £13. Lasting for a year minimum, does anyone know if these are ok? I fitted a universal type to my Rover prior to the Omega and all was well.
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You can't fit a universal sensor, as the x20xev sensors are titania, whereas normal universal sensors are zirconia.
You can check that the sensor is working with a multimeter. The voltage between the black wire and ground should fluctuate between zero-ish and 4.5ish V. The sensors has to remain connected while testing. Just punch through the plastic with something sharp while measuring.