stockli
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We are going to ohm out the CPS to make sure that it is not faulty. How many ohms resistance should we look for?
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how many ohms for the CPS?
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DanMan2k06
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stockli
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- Ft. Collins
Thank you for the link! Im at my wits end over here so I didnt look it up myself, thank you for the help!
DanMan2k06
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No prob, I wish all threads were this concise lol.
old_man
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While measuring the resistance is a good check, it is far from 100% accurate.
stockli
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We had 0 ohms Im not sure whats up with this, broken wire?
DanMan2k06
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0 ohms is near impossible. You sure it wasn't OL? 0 ohms is a perfect conductor, which doesn't exist. If a conductor is good, you'll pick up test lead resistance which is usually .2-.4 ohms.
40,000,000 ohms is usually considered OL as well, but most multimeters won't even read that high.
40,000,000 ohms is usually considered OL as well, but most multimeters won't even read that high.
stockli
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well we yanked the cps and most of the plastice around the sensor is busted all to hell.
Im thinking this may be the issue.
Im thinking this may be the issue.
DanMan2k06
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- Damascus, MD
I vote replace.
old_man
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Ya think?????
stockli
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- Ft. Collins
Easy easy lol
On the plus side we found a hilarious mix tape in the glove box so that makes it worth it right there
On the plus side we found a hilarious mix tape in the glove box so that makes it worth it right there
joe_peters
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Yeah, this would be another TEACHING MOMENT.
Really good time when the person starting a thread should share the year/engine/blah/blah BASICS with the rest of the class.
THE CORRECT RESISTANCE IS YEAR DEPENDENT.
stockli
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its an 89 limited
We are so frustrated with this we are hoping for at least a start up after we replace the CPS
We are so frustrated with this we are hoping for at least a start up after we replace the CPS
stockli
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- Ft. Collins
We are still learning this jeep thing. I appreciate the help. Every time I learn one thing this jeep throws another one my way.
Ivan
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The following thread link contains some pretty good CPS info, by year (Post #8). Might be a good idea to subscribe to it for reference....
http://www.naxja.org/forum/showthread.php?t=1003757
http://www.naxja.org/forum/showthread.php?t=1003757
joe_peters
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BOOKMARK this website: http://www.lunghd.com/Tech_Articles/Engine/Basic_Sensors_Diagnostics.htm
It may not be the last word in Renix sensors, but it is so damn close nobody will ever notice.
It may not be the last word in Renix sensors, but it is so damn close nobody will ever notice.
