

| Subject: | O2 mixture questions |
| From: | db25 |
| Date: | Tue, 14 Oct 1997 13:38:00 EDT |
I have several questions when it comes to adjusting my mixture using the
oxygen sensor.
1. Do I have to disconnect the sensor with the engine off? The
computer will have a memory if I don't. Does it matter? Can I
leave the sensor connected to the computer to read the voltage?
2. Can I use an analog volt meter to better see the voltage sweeps?
I was afraid internal resistance of the volt meter would cause
problems.
I realize I have asked a lot of questions, but I don't want to ruin
anything. I have a digital meter, but it is very difficult to get a reading
because of the pulsing. When the engine is running either rich, or lean,
the voltage reads steady. As soon as I get out of the far reaches of the
scale the pulsing makes reading the voltage difficult. Any suggestions
would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Doug
'86 GL Westy
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