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Car Forum / Ford / Ford Focus / May 2004

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Oxygen sensors

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Jarrito - 16 May 2004 10:57 GMT
   I seem to have a problem with one of the oxygen sensors in my 2000
Focus.  A OBDII scan of the two sensors while driving home shows radically
different signals from the two.  (The engine does seem to run a bit rough,
come to think of it.)
   The #1 sensor signal (red) is very rough, as if it has a loose wire
that is rattling with the engine vibration. Although I have never seen a
"good" signal,  the #2 sensor (blue) sure looks believable.
   Does anyone have experience with oxygen sensors?

(The posting with the data plot can be seen at
alt.autos.ford.focus)

--Dave Harris
Honolulu, Hawaii
Mark C. - 19 May 2004 00:56 GMT
they should show defferent signals as they are before and after the cat.
   can you get the use of an oscilloscope to check the 'switching' patterns
of them both?      a multimeter should also confirm this.

MC      uk.

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>     I seem to have a problem with one of the oxygen sensors in my 2000
> Focus.  A OBDII scan of the two sensors while driving home shows radically
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> --Dave Harris
> Honolulu, Hawaii
 
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