'90 wagon: no oxygen sensor installed, but no error codes
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'90 wagon: no oxygen sensor installed, but no error codes
Hi all,
I have a '90 240 wagon that I've owned for a year. I bought it cheap, and though it didn't run great, it was good enough to drive to work. It is occasionally a bit hard to start, idle is low and a bit rough, but on the highway it performs well.
Now, it has quit running, and I'm suspecting the fuel pump. But that's another story.
In going over the car w/Bentley in hand, I discovered that there is no oxygen sensor present! The hole is plugged with a bolt. However, the car returns no error codes. Does the lack of codes suggest that my ECU is bad?
I have a '90 240 wagon that I've owned for a year. I bought it cheap, and though it didn't run great, it was good enough to drive to work. It is occasionally a bit hard to start, idle is low and a bit rough, but on the highway it performs well.
Now, it has quit running, and I'm suspecting the fuel pump. But that's another story.
In going over the car w/Bentley in hand, I discovered that there is no oxygen sensor present! The hole is plugged with a bolt. However, the car returns no error codes. Does the lack of codes suggest that my ECU is bad?
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RE: '90 wagon: no oxygen sensor installed, but no error codes
O2 sensors go bad all the time on older OBDI and OBDII systems without setting off a code. Most the time, the only way you can tell is the car runs like crap. I had a Cressida once that had two bad O2 sensors, bum wires, cracked distributor cap and an arching rotor and no code came up then either.
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