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lc-1 reading way lean

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Old 06-06-2014, 03:30 PM
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No it's the narrowband I'm checking. Yellow wire, analog out 1.
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I meant the color of the wires on the multimeter (the "probes"). One will be black, the other red.
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Yeah I got it. I set it on the lowest setting. There was 20, 200, 2000, 200m, and 2000m. I took the black probe in the common port on the multimeter, checked to ground. I took the red probe in the ohm/dc port and checked to the yellow wire.
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The 20V setting would be good for checking the WBO2 output (0-5VDC).

The 2000mV (i.e., 2VDC) setting would be good for checking the NBO2 output (0-1VDC).
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Ok. Reading 101 to 102 at idle, and as high as 991 at a rev to 4k. so .1v to .99v? Seems to be reading right.
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