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Originally Posted by Sopicki
JNT,
Thanks for the info.
As I said earlier in this thread, I read some threads referencing the coolant temp sensor and the EHA. I adjusted my EHA 1/4 turn CW and that made it idle worse, I then adjusted the EHA 1/4 turn CCW and it is idling fine again. However, it is still running rich since my plugs are fouling, I have black smoke when I gun the engine and I'm leaving black soot on the driveway. I've spent a great amount of time reading the MB shop manual CD today, section 07.3-0121 (testing electrical components of KE injection system). Page 59 references the 4 pin connector that contains the temp sensor input. Page 60 references the volt and resistance values for a properly working temp sensor and page 64 references test setup of 4 pin sensor that seems to contradict information on page 59 since there is a vacant pin referenced on page 59 which would make a measurment setup like that on page 64 worthless. So I'm back to the original question.
Does anyone know definitively how to test the coolant temp sensor?
Thanks,
Bob
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Ok,I don't want you to get mad,but do you know that when you changed the EHA setting you have to change the mixture too?You said it ran rougher so you put it back as it was! When you lean the EHA you need to reset the mix control, by going just a small turn of the three m/m Allen to blend the mixture. So when it got rougher running you turn the mix (allen 3m/m) c/w,let it set to level off.JNT