could you unclip your lambda, and across the 2 white wires, A+B, tell me what resistance you get
i get 5ohm
now according to my info it should be 6ohm, i know its only a 1ohm difference but im wondering if its enough to cause issues
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23-07-2007, 18:24 #1Forum User
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Need help from anyone with a multimeter
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23-07-2007, 18:36 #2Forum User
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1 ohm is nothing buddy!
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23-07-2007, 18:39 #3Forum User
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thats what i thought, but when your dealing with such a low figure anyway i thought it might make a difference, in effect its a 16/17% difference
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23-07-2007, 22:26 #4Forum User
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Autodata says 6ohms approx.
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24-07-2007, 08:44 #5Forum User
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yup, i know :D
could you test any you have stan ?
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lol didnt read your post properly sorry!
i'll find one later...
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26-07-2007, 18:11 #7Forum User
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^^^^
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Why is it always you who wants to know resistances lol
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