'84 Vanagon GL Digijet -- ongoing rich running problem. I have suspicions about the O2 circuit. Not the O2 sensor, however. I would like a measurement from someone with a Digijet system. This measurement is not in Bentley. Procedure: With everything else connected and the ignition off disconnect the O2 sensor wire. Connect the Digital Voltmeter up to the ECU O2 wire (not the O2 sensor wire) in resistance mode. Check: I would like to know what resistance you get on this. Also, the Bentley describes a procedure to check the Hall control unit. On the bottom left of 28.37 it says that if you connect the mulitmeter to the outer terminals of the Hall generator connector and turn the ignition ON, it should read 5 volts (min.) Mine reads 11 volts. Is this a problem? I don't appear to be seeing any other signs of ignition problems. I've swapped the Hall Control unit. Thanks! -- Gerry (your troubled list admin) Gerald Skerbitz <gsker@med.umn.edu> U of MN Med School Admin 6-5379 Home St. Paul,Ramsey County,Minnesota, USA
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