| Test | TECH 1 | Notes | Nominal Values | Possible |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Step | Display | Trouble | ||
| No. | Codes | |||
| 15 | OPEN/CLOSED LOOP | Engine idling, | ||
| operating temperature | ||||
| C 20 NE, C 20 NEF, C 30 NE, C 30 LE | CLOSED | 13, 44, 45 | ||
| 20 SE, 20 SER, 20 SEH, 20 NE | OPEN | |||
| 16 | O2 SENSOR | Ignition ON, engine cold | 440 to 480 mV | |
| Engine idling, | ||||
| operating temperature | ||||
| 20 SE, 20 SER, 20 SEH, 20 NE * | 440 to 480 mV | |||
| Voltage alternates between | ||||
| C 20 NE, C 20 NEF, C 30 NE, C 30 LE | 20 and 1000 mV | 13, 44, 45 |
* After switching on ignition on vehicles without oxygen sensor, 0.44 - 0.46 volts must be measured with multimeter at control unit Ter. 24
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Trouble-shooting: Nominal Value: Cause of Trouble:
(if nominal value not attained)
Ignition ON
· Disconnect oxygen sensor 0.4 to 0.5 V · Lead interruption from
wiring harness plug - Control unit Ter. 24 to oxygen sensor
(signal lead)
Measure voltage between oxygen
sensor signal lead Ter. C and
ground Ter. A on control unit. · Short circuit of oxygen sensor
signal lead
- to ground (display 0 V)
- to voltage (display > 1.0 V)
· Connect Adapter Cable KM 609 and Voltage alternates · If closed loop closes only very slowly:
re-establish connection between 0.1 and 0.9 V - Oxygen sensor heating defective
between control unit and - Cable interruption from K 68 Ter. 87b
oxygen sensor to oxygen sensor
Let engine operate at 1200 to 1600 1/min - Cable interruption from oxygen sensor
with coolant temp. ³ 85 °C/185° F (sensor heating) to ground
Measure oxygen sensor voltage · Oxygen sensor defective
with engine operating
· Mixture continually too rich
(see test step 7)
· Mixture continually too lean
(see test step 7)
· Control unit defective