BAC problems, went to run codes, and nothing came up
08-13-01, 11:18 PM
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BAC problems, went to run codes, and nothing came up
I built this code tester, from the instructions on an rx7 freeserver page, and no codes came up. Although, I tested my BAC, and when I measured across the contacts, I got not resistance. Any ideas? I think im going to take it apart and clean it. Is there any gasket behind it?
08-14-01, 09:07 PM
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Tony......yes there is a gasket behind it.
One quick and easy way to tell if it is fried is to run power to it from the battery and see if you hear it click open....then click shut when you remove the power. This is what the shop manual says to do to it as well as checking for ohms of resistance across the 2 terminals. It should be 10.7 - 12.3 ohms of resistance. You're getting nothing??? Are you sure you have the meter on the correct setting?
One quick and easy way to tell if it is fried is to run power to it from the battery and see if you hear it click open....then click shut when you remove the power. This is what the shop manual says to do to it as well as checking for ohms of resistance across the 2 terminals. It should be 10.7 - 12.3 ohms of resistance. You're getting nothing??? Are you sure you have the meter on the correct setting?
08-14-01, 11:06 PM
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Originally posted by 91vert
Tony......yes there is a gasket behind it.
One quick and easy way to tell if it is fried is to run power to it from the battery and see if you hear it click open....then click shut when you remove the power. This is what the shop manual says to do to it as well as checking for ohms of resistance across the 2 terminals. It should be 10.7 - 12.3 ohms of resistance. You're getting nothing??? Are you sure you have the meter on the correct setting?
Tony......yes there is a gasket behind it.
One quick and easy way to tell if it is fried is to run power to it from the battery and see if you hear it click open....then click shut when you remove the power. This is what the shop manual says to do to it as well as checking for ohms of resistance across the 2 terminals. It should be 10.7 - 12.3 ohms of resistance. You're getting nothing??? Are you sure you have the meter on the correct setting?
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