O2 Sensor testing using SDD
Can anyone explain how to test my HO2 sensors using SDD? They seem to both have failed according to data I can see in Torque app. Just been through old invoices and the previous owner fitted eBay ones that cost 23 quid each. Not good :/
Man theres so much say on this. But im typing with my thumb so I am nit gonna type it. You want to look at their output voltage or output current AFTER IT WARMS UP. If you look at it when its cold or warming up youll see a bunch of weird stuff so just wait until its warm and steady. Use the live monitoring function that will show up as an option if you claim engine a bunch of performance related symptoms in the service menu. Thats thd only way i know how to see the live monitoring program in the options. The voltages and current should bounce up and down at really low numbers like 1 or less. If you have a leak it will be biased to one side or switching very little. Theres some great reference manuals on the jagrepair site
Did you go into 'Unrelated Events' to look at the codes there? If you did not put in the symptoms relating to those failures it will not show up in 'Related Events'.
You definitely have problems with the upstream O2's. They show current draw in the Amps range when there should only be MA. Looks like the connectors are wrong and it is trying to adjust the heaters!
You definitely have problems with the upstream O2's. They show current draw in the Amps range when there should only be MA. Looks like the connectors are wrong and it is trying to adjust the heaters!
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Hi everyone.
I have a Jaguar xf x250 2.2 diesel and have SDD v164 installed in offline mode.
Please tell me how to view the fuel trim values via sdd?
I cannot find it in Datalogger. I can't figure out how to do this.
Thanks everyone for the help.
I have a Jaguar xf x250 2.2 diesel and have SDD v164 installed in offline mode.
Please tell me how to view the fuel trim values via sdd?
I cannot find it in Datalogger. I can't figure out how to do this.
Thanks everyone for the help.
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