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[Pablov]

Someone has tested with a sykes pick avant to read the V values ​​of the lambda in a mpi. Recently I bought a Sp and reading my data and those of a friend, the values ​​range between 3.45 and 0.60

[Kubbar]

Someone has tested with a sykes pick avant to read the V values ​​of the lambda in a mpi. Recently I bought a Sp and reading my data and those of a friend, the values ​​range between 3.45 and 0.60

 

Hi Paul

 

you can see my car information using ACR4 in this video:

 

 

 

Regards,

[Pablov]

from what I see lambda values ​​vary the same as mine

[cian]

If they fluctuate the o2 sensor is working as it should however it should range between 0 and 1 volt anything over is a rich condition

[Pablov]

correct, the strange thing is that I have already obtained high values ​​in 3 different cars, included in the video. Let's see if someone else with Skyespick tries his

[g0myw]

Advice for a couple of SP ACR questions.

Which cable is 'best' for an MPI 1999 with SP ACR4
30214600 or 30212400 [ I think one is ISO and the other Plain.?]

also I read on the SPsupport forum about linking pin 4 + 5
has anyone got experience that this is more resiliant to drop-outs.

thanks, Jon

[FlyingScot]

Advice for a couple of SP ACR questions.

Which cable is 'best' for an MPI 1999 with SP ACR4
30214600 or 30212400 [ I think one is ISO and the other Plain.?]

also I read on the SPsupport forum about linking pin 4 + 5
has anyone got experience that this is more resiliant to drop-outs.

thanks, Jon

 

Use 30212400 So called universal OBD lead as it was used for VAG/GM/PSA group J1962. Black plug or the 

30214600 which is a later more sophisticated Universal lead also known as ISO9141 lead.

The comment about linking pins 4 & 5 (chassis ground and car grounds) refers only to the official Rover 30214000 lead. White plug.

 

FS