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coolant temerature sensor readings

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peter535

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Aug 5, 2007
montreal,
So my car has problems starting when its cold, it takes a few cranks before it starts
i just logged my coolant temerature sensor and it reads 110* on start up can anyone tell me if thats too high or too low?
 
coolant sensor is at 170 to 200 it just keeps on changin, the car had been warmin up for 10 min
and the o2 sensor is 0.02v
 
Your 02 sens readings will change once the car goes into closed loop. However, Ideal readings for the o2 sensor would be .4v warm and it will fluctuate from that to .6 or .7v. anything higher means you are running rich. Sounds like you are running very lean. Check for boost leaks and check fuel pressure....
 
What about the coolant sensor reading is that ok?
i wanna do a log run what sensor should i monitor? and whats the best gear to do a log?
 
I couldn't tell you as of what the readings for a wide band are but stock I do know.... Always pull a log when the car is fully warmed up and in second gear. Drive it until you can't go any more in 2nd. Get a log and post it.
 
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