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Inlet Air Temp and Coolant Temp
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Berth
PostPosted: Sat Nov 22, 2014 2:01 pm Up
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My 2000 GTI138 failed its MOT with a CO in idle on 1,1% and 1,2% High Idle(2500rpm)

I put my PP2000 on today to see if anything was obvious

My Downstream oxygen sensor is constant at 0mV

But i think that it might be caused the to other odd reads from PP2000

air temperature is ~59C
Coolant temperature is 46C

 


Both stays at the same level +/- 1

I had the car running idle for 10 min with the bonnet open and outside temp was around 5C
The tempgauge was between 70-90C

Are the sensors dead?
Is air temperature the Temp sensor in the throttlebody?

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if urs are 2000 model then u only have 1 o2 sensor, or u have older type ecu which have 1 sensor... i have this type too Smile
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I have Two O2 sensors, one before the cat and one after, the car is from 10/2000 with RFN engine
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If you were sitting at idle for that long there is a good possibility that air temp is getting high from the engine bay heat.... coolant temp sensor is probably no good as it should be nearly double that. I would try that one first
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heyziq wrote:
if urs are 2000 model then u only have 1 o2 sensor, or u have older type ecu which have 1 sensor... i have this type too Smile

Not as simple as that. RFN coded cars are from 2000 onwards and have two sensors. Earlier RFR cars just has one.

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Was your lambda open or closed loop when you registered 0mv?


Intake sensor sounds dodgy, what does it register with the car no running? Do you have a gay intake on it though?

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If you can do a live drive test. lambda sensors should be voltage switching rapidyly.
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Addaz wrote:
Was your lambda open or closed loop when you registered 0mv?


Intake sensor sounds dodgy, what does it register with the car no running? Do you have a gay intake on it though?

I Think it was in open loop hence it didnt registeret anything, where would it show open/closed loop?

What determine if open or closed?

I have tested both o2 censors with a voltmeter, While car running in idle both registers between 0,1 and 0,8 volt

I have a new intake temp sensor on the way, and a new cooling temp sensor
Intake is standard with kn panel

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kandlbarrett wrote:
If you can do a live drive test. lambda sensors should be voltage switching rapidyly.

Live drive test has to wait a few days as i am fixing my front brakes as well Smile

Could it be that exhaust isnt hot enought when just running idle?

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I got this screendump from yesterday with the o2 sensors reading

downstream sensor states 0mV but in the infobox in the bottom it states that in open loop it should be between 0,1v and 1,0v

 

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Still have an issue with to High CO

I have a Maniflow 4-2-1 exhaust with a 200cell cat

The first o2 sensor is placed in the manifold where Two pipes join, is this right or do i need to move it to a location where gas from all 4 cylinders Will reach?

 

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Whilst less than perfect this shouldn't cause a problem. Though it does mean that lambda is only reading two cylinders and the second is reading all 4.

In cars with the pre cat lambda reading two cylinders there is usually a pair of pre cat lambdas each reading two cylinders but, as already said, if the car is running correctly this shouldn't be a problem though it will make diagnosis a little harder.

With your readings (voltmeter suggests lambda is OK but PP say different) I would start to suspect broken wire or poor connection.

Does it give an output on PP at any throttle position? If not but your meter is showing it giving an output then it is almost certainly broken wire or bad connection.

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kandlbarrett wrote:
Whilst less than perfect this shouldn't cause a problem. Though it does mean that lambda is only reading two cylinders and the second is reading all 4.

In cars with the pre cat lambda reading two cylinders there is usually a pair of pre cat lambdas each reading two cylinders but, as already said, if the car is running correctly this shouldn't be a problem though it will make diagnosis a little harder.

With your readings (voltmeter suggests lambda is OK but PP say different) I would start to suspect broken wire or poor connection.

Does it give an output on PP at any throttle position? If not but your meter is showing it giving an output then it is almost certainly broken wire or bad connection.

When running the car with PP the upstream Sensor switches between 50mV and 900mV but not as rapidly as i would expect

The Downstream sensor stays at 0mV - this sensor is 4 month old but is a noname product.

I Will try to switch the Two sensors just to see if i Can get a Reading from the Downstream

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206gt160 wrote:
That manifold is beautiful Smile

And the car runs great, besidde this issue, and Sound good and loud Laughing

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