[V8] Mixture problem

ville.hiivola at suomi24.fi ville.hiivola at suomi24.fi
Wed May 26 01:40:10 PDT 2010


Ok, thanks. That's useful to know. I already tried to add a wire to the 
3-wire one, just soldered one to the o2 housing and soldered the other 
end to the o2 ground wire near the ecu. That didn't help though, o2 
signal still sluggish.

Now that checked it again with multimeter, i noticed it sometimes makes 
a normal pulsation (crossing 0,5 volts quickly up and down) for a few 
seconds, then going back slow again 0,1-0,8 volts.



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>Päivämäärä: 26.05.2010 1:07

>Vastaanottaja: <ville.hiivola at suomi24.fi>, <v8 at audifans.com>

>Aihe: RE: [V8]  Mixture problem

>

>It a Bosch sensor but for a Ford Aerostar application, which gives you 
a

>4-wire sensor with plenty of wire length to do the wiring conversion.  
You

>can get a replacement Ford OXS plug that can be spliced to the Audi 
plug end

>and then your Aerostar sensor is plug and play in the future.

>

>Ed

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>ville.hiivola at suomi24.fi

>Sent: Tuesday, May 25, 2010 3:33 PM

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>Subject: [V8] Mixture problem

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>I'm sorry, i haven't heard about this one. How is the Aerostar 
sensor 

>better than the bosch one?

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>>Lähettäjä: scott_matus at yahoo.com

>>Päivämäärä: 24.05.2010 18:27

>>Vastaanottaja: "V8"<v8 at audifans.com>

>>Aihe: Re: [V8] Mixture problem

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>>Consider doing the Ford connection substitute.  You can use the

>Aerostar Ox Sensor and much $$.

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>> 

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>>Scott

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>>Too many VAG vehicles

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>>Message: 8

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>>Date: Sat, 22 May 2010 17:38:50 -0600

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>>From: "Ed Kellock" <ekellock at gmail.com>

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>>Subject: Re: [V8] Mixture problem

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>>To: <ville.hiivola at suomi24.fi>,    <v8 at audifans.com>

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>>ARe you still using the standard 3-wire sensor?  Some have 
converted 

>to a

>

>>4-wire sensor, running the separate ground wire to a bolt on the 
back 

>of the

>

>>engine block up by the cruise control diaphram to ensure a solid 

>ground

>

>>instead of relying on grounding through the exhaust system by way 
of 

>the O2

>

>>sensor threads.

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>>Ed

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