O2 problem error code 13-sensor is working fine
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O2 problem error code 13-sensor is working fine
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From last time I have problem related to 13 error code, which appears during few minutes of uniform driving. Of course the mileage is bed, and some vapors odor I feel. When I accelerate and decelerate it seems to work fine. (the same situation is when I go over 2500 RPM during few minutes without driving).
I've checked at least 2 O2 sensors, and it wouldn't help. WINALDL shows signal around 0,5 V from the sensor. I have no experience what additional info from the log can be helpful to diagnose the problem. BTW Does anybody can look my logs ?
Do you have any idea what should be the next step to check ? or where the problem is located ?. I'm planning to swap new engine and in order to avoid problems I want resolve all issue before. (Just yesterday received some new 383 parts from US).
Thanks in advance for your help.
The car is 305 '89 TBI Camaro
From last time I have problem related to 13 error code, which appears during few minutes of uniform driving. Of course the mileage is bed, and some vapors odor I feel. When I accelerate and decelerate it seems to work fine. (the same situation is when I go over 2500 RPM during few minutes without driving).
I've checked at least 2 O2 sensors, and it wouldn't help. WINALDL shows signal around 0,5 V from the sensor. I have no experience what additional info from the log can be helpful to diagnose the problem. BTW Does anybody can look my logs ?
Do you have any idea what should be the next step to check ? or where the problem is located ?. I'm planning to swap new engine and in order to avoid problems I want resolve all issue before. (Just yesterday received some new 383 parts from US).
Thanks in advance for your help.
The car is 305 '89 TBI Camaro
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Is the voltage a constant .450 volts? IIRC, if the O2 fails to swing back and forth from around .3 volts to around .8 or so then the ecm will set an error after a period of time.
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Originally posted by dimented24x7
Is the voltage a constant .450 volts? IIRC, if the O2 fails to swing back and forth from around .3 volts to around .8 or so then the ecm will set an error after a period of time.
Is the voltage a constant .450 volts? IIRC, if the O2 fails to swing back and forth from around .3 volts to around .8 or so then the ecm will set an error after a period of time.
What is the reason ???. I've checked at least 3 O2 sensor - result is the same ? HELP
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Sounds like there is the possibility of an open circuit somewhere thats interrupting the O2 signal. Check the wiring near the O2 as well as the connector for damage.
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So as you recommended I have disconected O2 sensor and the WINALDL shows exactly the same results ~0,45 without O2. I will double check connector, but is there any possibility the the ECM is broken or it's related only to the wireing ?
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Anything is possible. More likely a wiring problem then the ecm, though. Also, are your headers long tubes, or shorties? The O2 sensor must get up to around 320 degrees C or so to start working. If you have long tubes, the O2 may just not be getting warm enough.
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Problem resolved: Connector was OK but the cable from O2 to ECM is broken somewhere. I connect new cable from O2 to D7 ECM pin and the code is gone. O2 voltage is varying now from ~0,01 to ~0,9 V.
Thank you for you help.
Thank you for you help.
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