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Old 09-11-2016, 05:58 PM
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Hi all!.
I own a 1986 190E, manual transmission, engine 102 962 101.
I've been having a problem long time ago. My benz does not have lambda oxygen sensor nor pin 3 in the x11 diagnotic socket thus i can't measure the lambda ration with duty cycle and now it is consuming a lot of fuel and hesitate when I accelerate .

I wonder if there is any way to calibrate the mixture, similar as the 50% with duty cycle?

Thank you all! and sorry for my english
Ummm

CIS and no oxygen sensor on a W201?

I didn't think "they" did that


OK


If you can't measure "burning" by measuring the oxygen sensor's output then you need to adjust by measuring the emissions - get an exhaust gas analyser.

Alternatively if that is too expensive there's a product called colour tune made by Gunson that might give you a better idea of how the engine is burning fuel at idle speeds and slightly above. (Not a product I've had much success with in the past though - exhaust analyser is way way better)
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