hey all,
just a quick question, if the voltages are too low and too high 4 the MAT sensor does it mean the sensor is putting out too much or too little, or does it mean its getn too much
better question does it mean it will fix itself wiv a new MAT sensor or is it something else? cant find a thread similar to it so cheers guys
Stevo
well i tried a new MAT sensor, its saying that the code is still 44, which is too low im pretty sure. its still coughing and farting and it says its running too lean, is there another way it will get low voltage readings???
Dunno, but my book indicates the code 44 is Oxygen Sensor, not MAT sensor.
For the oxygen sensor has codes 13, 44 and 45.
Code 44 seems to indicate problems with weak mixtures (i.e. the oxygen sensor thinks the mixture is weak).
Code 45 seems to indicate problems with rich mixtures (i.e. the oxygen sensor thinks the mixture is rich).
Could still be the MAT but could also be several other things.
Last edited by IvegotaCommy; 19-01-2008 at 02:47 PM.
my bad code 44 is the result of it leaning out, but the mat sensor circuit is still having dramas
Another resistance eg. poor connection, corroded wire, in the circuit will cause the voltage seen out of the sensor to be low.
If you want to check the sensor:
100C = 185 ohms
70C = 450 ohms
38C = 1800 ohms
20C = 3400 ohms
Something else: If it is missing (ignition caused) that can set a lean exhaust code because uncombusted air (O2) is going through the exhaust.
Last edited by Cheap6; 21-01-2008 at 11:19 AM.