Digifant Probs - On The Right Track?

Jul 15, 2003 3 Replies

Hi There,



Suspect car is a '91 Golf that started running rough - at any speed, warm or cold. Disconnecting the coolant sensor made it run rougher, new plugs didn't help, wires, cap and rotor are recent check ok. What I did find is a ground prob for the O2 sensor. From the O2 connector to #2 on the ECU harness was good, but from #2 on the ECU harness to the ground on the engine there in no continuity. The other grounds check out fine, so could this be it? This is the outer of the coaxial type wire, so what would be the way to fix it? Splice a new wire after the break? Would this have damaged the O2 sensor? No, I haven't checked the ISV or the Throttle Body, rain just put damper on things, tho they were cleaned in March. Any help or suggestions would be appreciated.



Thanks, Jeffo


usually ground wires to intake manifold or coolant pipe stud break somewhere where it flexes might be shorted wires to 02 also or ???

you checked continuity at the ECU plug?

Check your fuel pressure, I had a similar problem that had me running in circles and it turned out that my Golf had a constant 100psi of fuel pressure caused by a faulty regulator.

Paul

When it comes to ignition wires, so far I haven't found any that I like more than the OEM factory ones from the dealer.

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