forcefed86
15+ Year Contributor
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- May 23, 2006
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wichita,
Kansas
Can't seem to get the sensor heater circuit to work properly. Bummer after a 7 hour install!
Hooked up the LED as suggested and I'm throwing a code 2 immediately. The kit is new purchased direct from summit.
Well I've installed a known good sensor off my other car and I get the same thing. So I don't think the sensor is faulty. Tried re-seating the connector several times.
It looks like pin 3 (top center on the LC1 plug I believe, white wire on 02 sensor)on the plug is going to the wire for the O2 ground on the labmda cable plug. Should I get CONT. between this pin and the blue ground wire on the LC-1 unit? I would think I would. But I get and open circuit.
I also ran a jumper straight from the battery + and a jumper straight from block ground source. Tried starting the car also. Confirmed 14.4 volts at B+ source.Still get a C2 error.
Anyone have any tricks or tips? Similar problems with 1g's etc? I have one on my rx-7 and it works great.
I think the lambda cable is NG right out of the box....
Hooked up the LED as suggested and I'm throwing a code 2 immediately. The kit is new purchased direct from summit.
Well I've installed a known good sensor off my other car and I get the same thing. So I don't think the sensor is faulty. Tried re-seating the connector several times.
It looks like pin 3 (top center on the LC1 plug I believe, white wire on 02 sensor)on the plug is going to the wire for the O2 ground on the labmda cable plug. Should I get CONT. between this pin and the blue ground wire on the LC-1 unit? I would think I would. But I get and open circuit.
I also ran a jumper straight from the battery + and a jumper straight from block ground source. Tried starting the car also. Confirmed 14.4 volts at B+ source.Still get a C2 error.
Anyone have any tricks or tips? Similar problems with 1g's etc? I have one on my rx-7 and it works great.
I think the lambda cable is NG right out of the box....