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6 years 10 months ago #31833
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Just a spot to post known good waveforms
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6 years 7 months ago - 6 years 7 months ago #34615
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I've attached a comparison of a known good cat (2006 Toyota Sienna) with a dead cat (2003 Toyota Camry) for the exact same route at approximately the same speeds and driving conditions.
The top is the O2 data for the good cat, and the bottom is for the dead one.
Both cars have upstream A/F Sensors, and fuel trims below 4% at all loads.
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EDIT: I noticed that you couldn't see the values of the y axis with the low resolution, so I've added the upper and lower bounds for all 3 data PIDs, as well as the mid value for O2 output in large text. Hope that helps.
The top is the O2 data for the good cat, and the bottom is for the dead one.
Both cars have upstream A/F Sensors, and fuel trims below 4% at all loads.
-Cheers
EDIT: I noticed that you couldn't see the values of the y axis with the low resolution, so I've added the upper and lower bounds for all 3 data PIDs, as well as the mid value for O2 output in large text. Hope that helps.
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