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Originally Posted by 97 SL320
2,000 MV = 2 V
O2 sensors make 0.500 to 1.000 V when the exhaust is rich ( low O2 content ) , 0 to 0.500 V when the exhaust is lean ( high O2 content )
This type of O2 sensor does not have a linear output. The cross over point between rich / lean is very narrow. There is no way to tell if you are slightly rich or fully rich.
When the sensor fails, voltage drops , the computer thinks the motor is running lean then starts to add more fuel. Do you ever see more than 300 - 400 MV ?
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I haven't redlined it or anything but "steady state" idle after 20+ minutes of driving isn't going above .02V and revving it isn't going above .4V.