Re: OXY sensor readings??

[Paul Hanley <duckie@bellatlantic.net>]

>I thought there was some way to use that test plug - the plug that goes
>nowhere - to get an idea of the mixture.  My Bentley covers it breifly, but
>not enough.  From what I've been told, it is only somewhat accurate, but
>that's all I want for right now.  I have access to a CO meter, and I want
>to compare the cheese whiz method with the CO meter, so I can get an idea
>of my mixture whenever I want.  I don't know, I swear I've seen it
>discussed here before, maybe it was the NG.  Anyhow, I'll try there too,
>
>Mannix
>
Hello all:

What I do, is attach one side of a dwell meter to the battery ground and
the other side has to have a pin attachment that you stick into that little
connector that you are speaking of. Set it for 4C and 80 measure. You
should get a reading of about 40 with the car warmed up. You will notice a
rapid fluctuation that should swing no more than 3 lines on the meter. This
is just the O2 making its ongoing adjustments. BTW, if you don't get a
reading from one hole on that connector, try the other hole. Only one hole
is used in this method. I believe it is the blue one.

Good luck,
Paul Hanley

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