All Models
- Be sure sensor was changed at proper interval (30, 000 miles). If not, replace sensor. If sensor is not due for change, test as follows.
- Run engine at 1200 RPM and connect a voltmeter to the Dark Green wire to carburetor (or regulator) from computer. Hold choke blade closed. During the next 10 seconds, voltage should decrease to 3 volts or less and maintain at that level.
- On 4 cylinder models, if engine does not respond, disconnect the 4-way "T" from temperature sensor on air cleaner and allow engine to draw air. Repeat test.
- Disconnect PCV system and/or canister purge hose. During the next 10 seconds, voltage should be greater than 9 volts. Voltage should then decrease slightly and maintain that level until hoses are reconnected.
- If oxygen sensor fails test, replace it. Ensure that threads are coated with anti-seize compound and sensor is tightened to 35 ft. lbs. with special tool C-4589.