

| Subject: | Re: 1.9 ltr WBX O2 sensor question? |
| From: | Dave Mcneely |
| Date: | Fri, 25 Sep 2009 16:19:21 -0400 |
Air Flow Meter On Mon, Sep 21, 2009 at 8:21 AM , T Collins wrote: > Hello Folks, > > How quickly does the O2 sensor give a signal to the ECU? I notice a > split on > the green wire connector to the sensor. I patched it with a new > connector. I > noticed that the green wire seem like 2 wires one inside another > sheet. Does > that seem familiar? > > I am still having problems with what seems to be Vanagon Syndrome. I > am > trying to find out why the van will idle fine and smooth for a minute > or two > and then miss idle. The timing mark is steady with the split on the > case > until a minute or two then it jumps around from the case point and > then to > the left (facing the van from the rear) drivers side of the van. > > If driven the van still runs like poo, buck and continues to stumble > > The idle then becomes ever so erratic. What could make this mark jump > like > so? > > Spark: > New spark plugs (double checked the gap) > New plug wires > New rotor > New cap > Timed with static light using recomendations on rpm and timing > settings. > > Air: > Vacuum lines checked with carb cleaner > Little vacuum lines replaced > New air cleaner > New injector seals > > > Fuel: > New pre pump fuel filter (the square one) > New fuel lines > Pump seems to be humming along > > Grounds: > All grounds to the chassis under coil there checked and cleaned. > > I am missing something....I just dont know what it is: > > Plan: > Replace temp II sensor > Place capasitor on AFM > Check O2 sensor > Re-time (x100) > > Thanks, > Tony > -- > 82 Scirocco "Rodolfo" > 85 Vanagon "El Guapo" > 90 Fuji Ace
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