Ok, ill try that today, ill use the 100k i think. If that works out, how to i go about correcting the readings? Thanks vl400.VL400 wrote:Add a 10k or 100k resistor in series with the connection when first attempting to get it working. Not sure of the exact input circuit on that pin, but if its like the 808 it will make the WB read wrong but wont blow it up.
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You wont be able to correct it with a resistor in there, its just to help protect the wideband in case of a wiring fault. Can measure the current and if none reduce the resistor to 10k and measure again - at 10k you should see something in TP too. Also try measuring (with the PCM off) the resistance from the now wideband input of the pcm to ground.