#1: O2 sensor issues? Author: londonboards, Posted: Sat Nov 04, 2017 2:45 pm ---- Hello
Newbie here.
I've been through lots of posts about testing the O2 sensor (which I am doing as I have the usual cold idle speed issues) but I can't find the solution.
It seems that the 2 leads to the O2 sensor heating element that supply the power are only sending 2.1 volts. Obviously the heater won't work and the O2 sensor will give incorrect readings until it heats up with exhaust gasses. Which could explain my idle problem.
Does that mean the ECU is not sending the correct voltage?
Is that an ECU problem? or something else. Maybe the ECU has stopped the voltage as it detects a fault?
The heater circuit on the O2 sensor is reading 4.2 ohms. what should it read?
Greetings
It's on a V reg 206 with 1.4 engine
#2: Re: O2 sensor issues? Author: josh_4000, Location: The Job center, scotlandPosted: Sat Nov 04, 2017 10:39 pm ---- if the ecu detects a fault with anything it should throw up a light to allert you, maybe check for any codes with obd scaner
#3: Re: O2 sensor issues? Author: londonboards, Posted: Mon Nov 06, 2017 4:53 pm ---- Got a scanner but it won't read codes from my Feb 2000 206.
Scanner works on my other car (Volvo V70 from 2002)
Looks like a trip to the garage to read the codes.
#4: Re: O2 sensor issues? Author: josh_4000, Location: The Job center, scotlandPosted: Mon Nov 06, 2017 8:41 pm ---- my 206 wont read obd if i put key in first
plug obd in first and then put key in to ignition
best of luck
#5: Re: O2 sensor issues? Author: gazza82, Location: South BucksPosted: Tue Nov 07, 2017 8:12 am ---- You really need PP2000 (planet peugeot) or a PSA specific scanner for a 206 that old. It's not going to have a standard diagnostic system.
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