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I have a 99 dakota with the 5.2 and need to know the the color of the wire comming from the upstream O2 sensor to the pcm. I have looked in the haynes book, it tells me a tan/white wire but it isnt there so im stumpt. any help would be awesome
Yeah 00dakrt I see what you are saying but I think you are right with the orange/tan wire...The only issue is it contently reads around 700-800mv and sometimes jumps over a volt all with no codes... I want to run my hydrogen kit but to do that i need to add voltage to the sensor with an efie and with it running so rich it makes more problems. hmmmm....
Well the sensor itself will only produce roughly 1 V. The PCM biases that signal with a 2.5V bias voltage. If you were to read the voltage with a scanner it should show between 2.5 and 3.5V but the signal is also constantly changing and while a voltmeter will show 700-800mv, its actually an average. The sensor really produces what looks like a sine wave.