CIS help?
Konstantine Bogach
kbogach at comcast.net
Wed Dec 10 18:25:09 EST 2003
Thank you Huw for soothing info. New OXS is in the mail though :) It will
wait year or two.
Konstantin.
Huw Powell wrote:
> > Having problem with CIS I followd Orin's advise and tried to adjust
> > air/fuel mixture so the measured OXS output voltage, while it is
> > disconnected from ECU, is ~0.5V. I could not do it. Voltage jumping
> > all over the place. I can get to the point - makig it richer - where
> > voltage stay stable at ~.87V. Slowly making it leaner gradualy(but
> > very small change in the screw position) reaches ~.75V and then goes
> > to the state where voltage randomly jumps betwee 0.004V to .9V.
> > Going far to lean makes voltage stay at ~.001V.
>
> that "hovering" point where it keeps flipping back and forth is the
> closest you are going to get. Leave it there.
>
> > Does OXS voltage should stay more less at same level in whole voltage
> > range while signal wire is disconnected from ECU? I think it should.
>
> It won't. The OXS is too sensitive for that, the tiniest bit richer or
> leaner will peg it one way or the other. In actual operation it never
> sits in the middle, it swings back and forth over its middle range while
> the ECU constantly adjusts mixture to keep it there - very close to stoich.
>
> With the OXS disconnected, even at the "perfect" adjustment point, I
> would the exhaust is probably still slightly inconsistent from moment to
> moment, resulting in the random jumping you see when you are that close.
>
> --
> Huw Powell
>
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>
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