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Offline midlandub

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vag.com error code
« on: 28 February 2008, 19:44 »
just plugged my car in to vag.com

came upwith this error.

am i being stupid or does it just mean my 02 sensor is f123ked

00525 - Oxygen Sensor (G39)
        28-00 - Short to B+

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Re: vag.com error code
« Reply #1 on: 28 February 2008, 23:35 »
If you clear codes and it stays away it is more than likey a bad connection or water induced fault.  If it comes back let me know and i will tell you how to test the sensor with a mulit meter to see if its is fecked.

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Re: vag.com error code
« Reply #2 on: 14 March 2008, 23:12 »
I've got this exact fault of my 16 valve. I've cleared the fault but it keeps comming back after a short drive, so how did it pass it's MOT?

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Re: vag.com error code
« Reply #3 on: 09 April 2008, 21:03 »
Hello.


The ecu Maps will take care of the Fuel to air ratios normally. The O2 sensor will only monitor the fuel and air if the ratio alters from the Stoichiometric / Lambda which is 14.7 parts air to 1 part fuel the 02  sensor will work on a closed loop system to over ride the ecu map setting to adjust the fuel to compensate and keep the mixture at the ldeal combustion rate of 14.7:1.   
You can run rich by 20% of lamdba and still your Hydrocarbons will still be within the MOT requirements.  Running lean will produce more oxegen/Nitrogen emissions which the MOT will not pick up.

But if you have a Naff O2 sensor get it changed asap,  if your driving hard and the engine runs lean you can suffer from pre-detination wich aint good for your engine.  If your running rich at high revs then your sooting your engine up with carbons, naffing your spark plugs and in both cases you will lose power.


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