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yes typical OEM O2 will swing lean to rich.. a Wideband would confirm for sure..
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O2 voltages are supposed to "swing" through a x-over point. So it is normal to see lean rich lean. The cat would be damaged otherwise. NB voltages are meaningless at WOT.
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Changed the plugs tonight, (if I could figure out how to post pictures I would). Left bank appeared to be normal, gray-brown across ground strap and down center electrode. Right bank showed brown/gray across the underside of the ground strap (spark side) and the center electrode. The rest of it was black but dry. Number 5 had broken the porcelin (sp) on the center electrode and had basically shorted out.
Also changed out the O2 sensors (cheap insurance I thought). Car runs a lot smoother now but issued a code 64 idling in my driveway. At least we're getting down to less and less error codes! Guess I'll pull the fuel pumps tomorrow night. |
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you will get it.. what is 64 again?
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Rt side. May want to check injectors.
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