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08-08-2003, 11:22 AM

wjm

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Thanks Jim,

Quote:

Pin 2 (grnd), Pin 3 (O2 sensor) and pin 6 (12V) are the needed signals.

I know this is stupid, but how do you connect a multimeter to 3 pins?

I'm at work now (on a Unix Box) so I can't open the attachment at the moment.

Suppose I dont have an X11.. what then? Can I use the duty cycle multimeter to measure lambda using pins 13 and 14? Is there a 3rd pin need?

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