Help with CIS-E

[Nate Beck]

Maybe I should have said cis-e to begin with.  I got the meter about 2 weeks
ago and have been using it on my wifes car.

When I pull the spare fuse, the engine revs,  when I put it back in it
settles down.

When I said the fuel pressure I meant the cpa.  No voltage there.

-N



-----Original Message-----
From: Huw Powell [mailto:audi at humanspeakers.com]
Sent: Tuesday, February 11, 2003 10:49 PM
To: Nate Beck; audifans
Subject: Re: Help with CIS


>  I tried to measure the o2 sensor using the 2volts dc setting on my
> multimeter.  With the negative lead on the negative side of the battery
and
> the positive lead on the o2 connector and there is no reading on the o2
> sensor.

check your meter to make sure it works... by "no reading," you mean it
says zero volts, right?

> When I took it to my mechanic he was trying to adjust the fuel pressure
> regulator and there was no reading on that.  None at all, it was at 0.  He
> says that it is not getting any signal.

not a good sign... anyone check for the "spare" fuse yet?

> The block ground is in place, and the 2 grounds that are on the intake
> manifold are in place and well.

that's good.

> I am not sure what the cpa is, please inform me so that I can check it.

control pressure actuator, dig through this file and you should find a
pop-up picture of it:

http://www.humanspeakers.com/audi/tuning-cise.htm

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Huw Powell

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