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				Dead Frequency Valve?
			 
			
			I have a Euro 1985 280SL.  I think my frequency valve may be dead.  It is not buzzing at all.  I have tested my controller as outlined in the Probst book, and it appears to be working.  The only time I can get anything out of the frequency valve is when I ground out the oxygen sensor lead as the book says to do.  Then I get a duty cycle in the 90% range, and it will start to buzz.  Otherwise nothing.   Any suggestions? Thanks in advance. | 
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			Anyone?  I have done a search, but can't seem to narrow the problem down.
			
				
			
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				I got it
			 
			
			Well, I finally figured it out after spending the better part of a Saturday.  I got frustrated and started unwrapping wires that belong to the Lambda control unit, and behold, the ground wire had been disconnected and taped up under an a/c hose.  Sure didn't look like it until I pulled it off.  Don't know why I was getting proper signals from the unit when I ran the tests on it.  Put the ground back on, and it works now.  The relay on the add-on control unit was sticky, so I hit it with some contact cleaner after popping the cover off, and now all is well.
			
				
			
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