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Old 18-09-2010, 06:28 PM   #1
Mr_Monty
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Default AU V8 o2 sensor wiring?

After the First connector coming directly from the o2 sensors on the au v8 does wiring go thru any other connectors/junctions?

im having wildly fluctuating voltage from mine from .2 to 2.5volt.

Or is it simply, Sensor>Connector>ecu.

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