Subject	No, check the voltage
Posted by	-Grimm- on October 15, 2013 at 9:19 AM
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In Reply To	yes i do, ohm em? (n/m) posted by Khronik on October 14, 2013 at 05:47 PM
Message	Use the multimeter under the hood on the O2 output (middle wire) and check the voltage while the car is running and warm. You should see the voltage wave between ~1V (usually 0.8) to ~5V with the engine off-idle. If they don't do that (and you verify voltage at one side, ground at the other on the connector) then the O2 sensor is definitely dead.
Follow Ups	O2 Sensor Test Issue - Khronik 13:04:33 10/13/13 EDIT: is light OFF lean or rich? - Khronik 14:04:04 10/14/13 LED On -> Lean, Off ->Rich - -Grimm- 14:33:05 10/14/13 Also, was your engine up to temp? (n/m) - -Grimm- 14:33:50 10/14/13 engine was up to temp i went for a short drive prior - Khronik 15:25:38 10/14/13 Vacuum leak would cause you to run lean - -Grimm- 15:58:55 10/14/13 i do not (n/m) - Khronik 16:23:44 10/14/13 z1 non-oem o2 sensors - Khronik 16:45:24 10/14/13 Bosch is an OEM supplier to many makes - -Grimm- 17:33:26 10/14/13 yes i do, ohm em? (n/m) - Khronik 17:47:08 10/14/13 No, check the voltage - -Grimm- 09:19:33 10/15/13
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