O2 sensor MADNESS!

[paduster]

where is the ground you think you fixed i found 2 on both my 93 daytona and 93 duster to be in the same location 1 by the pass. motor mount to the body right there and one going fron the fire wall to the alt.


be thankfull you didn't find my problem there was a fuseable link so badly corroded the it blew and then it blows the fuse i put in its place pulled some of the protecting cover back of the wire harness and find the ins. is falling off the wire

new wire harnees or if i had the money i would get the megasqurit to put in its place along with a painless style wiring harness for the body. i have put the body harness in before that will be easy enough just need $$$$$$

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Originally Posted by paduster where is the ground you think you fixed i found 2 on both my 93 daytona and 93 duster to be in the same location 1 by the pass. motor mount to the body right there and one going fron the fire wall to the alt. be thankfull you didn't find my problem there was a fuseable link so badly corroded the it blew and then it blows the fuse i put in its place pulled some of the protecting cover back of the wire harness and find the ins. is falling off the wire new wire harnees or if i had the money i would get the megasqurit to put in its place along with a painless style wiring harness for the body. i have put the body harness in before that will be easy enough just need $$$$$$

Yep. The one right from the motor mount, to the body, is the one I restored. My fusible links are all OK, as is my engine harness. Thanks for the warning. :) Sorry about your wire situation. Lucky you found it now though. Get it fixed while you can. The economy is going to flatline pretty soon, and then we will be very lucky to even have gas.

I would like to replace all of the engine compartment wiring though. Does painless, sell them ready made, for our cars? I would also like to replace my fusible links with breakers. I have seen that done as an upgrade.

Money however is an issue here also.

[paduster]

no nothin for our cars i used a geniric body harness to do the job last.

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Wow, paduster, I am impressed. It would take me, a lot of study time, before I felt up to such a task.

We finally got the O2 warmer circuit repaired. Works great too. :)

We went for a nice long drive and gave the van a workout.

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Thank you to all who helped. :)

[paduster]

no problem i did go to school to build cars at a school in ohio i have done allot before but none on the turbo dodges