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Omega Help Area => Omega General Help => Topic started by: Proz on 22 February 2009, 11:13:55
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Ok here are my results to try and fix my constant P0170 lean exhaust code after about a 10 mile run.
Coolant Temp 85c - 97c throughout test.
@ idle
Mass Air 0.51 - 0.73 V 10 kg/h
Intake Air Temp 28c
EGR Position Feedback 0.80 V
O2 sensor Bank 1 745 - 862 mV Lean
O2 sensor Bank 2 647 - 804 mV Rich
O2 Loop Open
Short Term Fuel Trim 0%
Battery 13.1 V
@ 2500 rpm
Mass Air 1.61 - 1.69 V 31 kg/h
Intake Air Temp 32c
EGR Position Feedback 1.04 - 1.06 V
O2 sensor Bank 1 39 - 59 mV Lean
O2 sensor Bank 2 98 mV Lean
O2 Loop Open
Short Term Fuel Trim 0%
Battery 13.2 V
Couldnt find anything for long term fuel trim
No MIL on but code stored P0170-(02) Lean Exhaust Present
Can someone with a known good MAF or O2 sensors compare results ?
Please help as this is driving me mental :D :D :y
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Anyone :-/
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Curious as to why is was in O2 open loop - if it was up to temp, i'd expect it be closed loop...
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Curious as to why is was in O2 open loop - if it was up to temp, i'd expect it be closed loop...
So was i but i have no idea what i means :-[
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Can you get a graph of the o2 sensors, as a point in time reading isn't that useful I'm afraid...
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Can you get a graph of the o2 sensors, as a point in time reading isn't that useful I'm afraid...
Im not really sure how i would go about it .... i dont know if my tool has that function ... i'll have a look when i get some time to connect it up again :y
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I was hoping it was going to point to something obvious .... :'( :'(
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Can you get a graph of the o2 sensors, as a point in time reading isn't that useful I'm afraid...
Is it possible using my laptop to record the screen showing the sensors... is there a screen capture or something ?
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Intake Air Temp 28c...is this normal ? . Outside temperature was nowhere near that in sunny scotland :o
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Intake air temp looks suspicious, unless the car had been parked with a hot engine and bonnet closed before the test. In any case, it only causes a small correction. Coolant temperature is much more important.
MAF values look plausible, although a comparison with a known OK 2.2 would help.
Was the engine hot during the test? Had it been running for a few minutes or just started? Just wondering if O2 Loop Open ever changes to O2 Loop Closed? Normally they go closed loop pretty quickly after startup unless stone cold.
Kevin
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Intake air temp looks suspicious, unless the car had been parked with a hot engine and bonnet closed before the test. In any case, it only causes a small correction. Coolant temperature is much more important.
MAF values look plausible, although a comparison with a known OK 2.2 would help.
Was the engine hot during the test? Had it been running for a few minutes or just started? Just wondering if O2 Loop Open ever changes to O2 Loop Closed? Normally they go closed loop pretty quickly after startup unless stone cold.
Kevin
The car had just been on a 10 mile run to get it warmed up for the test then sat idling for maybe 5 minutes till i got set up and all through the test .... bonnet was never open ( i never thought to open it ). Im sure when i was just playing with the tester that i did see it in Loop Closed at some point .... God i hate this car now :D :D :D :'(
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Intake air temp should drop quite quickly when revving.........
It looks a bit to high for more liking.
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Intake air temp should drop quite quickly when revving.........
It looks a bit to high for more liking.
It went up when it was at 2500 rpm .... does this point the the maf ??
Car is starting to get me down now :'( :'( ... took two or three turns to start at work there . Always used to fire on first turn ... think i'll look out the matches and go somewhere remote ::)
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Aww i give in with this thing ..... flat and sluggish .. even for a 2.2 .... :'( :'( :'( :'(