EVO 8 GR.A Lamdba problem
Posted: Wed Jul 24, 2019 7:18 pm
Hello all,
I bought hillclimb EVO 8 with motec m800 ecu.
One the first race we figured out that the lambda is not working.
I bought new Bosch LSU4.2 and replace it and try to do the air calibrate and it again showd it was faulty (i think error c5 in diag.) and was unable to do the calibration. It also remain cold (i think it should heat itself)
Then i do some measurements and i figured out that on pin where should +12v be, there is voltage from around 6-8v.
I measured also resistance of wires and everything was ok from ecu to lambda connector.
Next thing i've done i stripped a bit of insulation on +12v wire and connect it directly to + on battery to test what happens and lambda started to work. No more error and also calibration was done perfectly.
What would be the reason for this.
Maybe connection of lambda wires on ECU board is bad?
Maybe some of the wires are switched, as shop who was building the car said that they soldered wires directly on pins below connector on ecu board?
Thank you for support!
I bought hillclimb EVO 8 with motec m800 ecu.
One the first race we figured out that the lambda is not working.
I bought new Bosch LSU4.2 and replace it and try to do the air calibrate and it again showd it was faulty (i think error c5 in diag.) and was unable to do the calibration. It also remain cold (i think it should heat itself)
Then i do some measurements and i figured out that on pin where should +12v be, there is voltage from around 6-8v.
I measured also resistance of wires and everything was ok from ecu to lambda connector.
Next thing i've done i stripped a bit of insulation on +12v wire and connect it directly to + on battery to test what happens and lambda started to work. No more error and also calibration was done perfectly.
What would be the reason for this.
Maybe connection of lambda wires on ECU board is bad?
Maybe some of the wires are switched, as shop who was building the car said that they soldered wires directly on pins below connector on ecu board?
Thank you for support!