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Gas computer HELP

Started by Shaun_VL vbmenu_register("postmenu_1849784", true); · 3 June 2008 · 3 replies

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Hi guys I need help with my gas systems thats recently been installed. It is not running 100% I took it back to the installer and after using 3 new oxy sensors he told me that the computer they use to tell how much gas to put in and out to allow it to idle and run correctly isn't compatible with the amount of voltage my oxy sensor is putting out. He said my cars oxy sensor is giving a reading of about 1.5 volts and most cars are from 0.5 to 1 volt and the computers they use aren't compatible with readings higher then 1 volt. I was just wondering if there is anything you can do to solve this? Are there any computers that can be compatible with this reading? or is there anything I can do to adjust the computer :S And also why would the reading be over 1 volt... is this normal? please help Hopefully someone else has come across this before. Thanks
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go to a different installer. the computers can be adjusted ; i don't know though if its for the o2 sensor b/w voltages i think from memory it is. most single wire o2 sensors like on VN ect do between 0-1v, VL's are heated 3 wire type (if thats what yours is) so may be a little different.
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Quote: Originally Posted by Grega go to a different installer. the computers can be adjusted ; i don't know though if its for the o2 sensor b/w voltages i think from memory it is. most single wire o2 sensors like on VN ect do between 0-1v, VL's are heated 3 wire type (if thats what yours is) so may be a little different. Yeah it's a 3 wire. Do you know of anything that can be done ? or a certain computer I can buy?
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go to a different installer
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