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    The document provides instructions for testing the functionality of a JAW diagnostic sensor through a heat-up test over 2 minutes. The test checks that the air-fuel ratio (AFR) changes from 14.7 to 34.28 and the heat value drops from 255 to around 16, indicating the sensor is heating up properly. If the heat value stays at 255, the heater is not receiving power and the wiring should be checked. If the heat value reaches 16 but the AFR does not change to 34.28, the free air calibration value may be incorrect and should be recalibrated.

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    The document provides instructions for testing the functionality of a JAW diagnostic sensor through a heat-up test over 2 minutes. The test checks that the air-fuel ratio (AFR) changes from 14.7 to 34.28 and the heat value drops from 255 to around 16, indicating the sensor is heating up properly. If the heat value stays at 255, the heater is not receiving power and the wiring should be checked. If the heat value reaches 16 but the AFR does not change to 34.28, the free air calibration value may be incorrect and should be recalibrated.

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    JAW Diagnostics

    Uploaded by

    Dirk Jones
    The document provides instructions for testing the functionality of a JAW diagnostic sensor through a heat-up test over 2 minutes. The test checks that the air-fuel ratio (AFR) changes from 14.7 to 34.28 and the heat value drops from 255 to around 16, indicating the sensor is heating up properly. If the heat value stays at 255, the heater is not receiving power and the wiring should be checked. If the heat value reaches 16 but the AFR does not change to 34.28, the free air calibration value may be incorrect and should be recalibrated.

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    JAW Diagnostics:

    Heat-up Test:
    With the oxygen sensor in free air, apply power to JAW and data-log JAW. Over a period of 2 minutes while the sensor is being heated up you should see that AFR change from ~14.7 to 34.28, the Heat value should also change from 255 to ~16. If you see both these changes happening then JAW should be 100% functional.

    Heat value stays at 255: This means that the heater is not being properly powered. - Check over your cable paying close attention to the wires from the 3-Gry and 4-Wht terminals on the JAW screw terminals.

    Heat value gets to 16 but the AFR is not 34.28: -Your Free Air calibration value may be incorrect, perform a free air calibration and read the Calibration value, the calibration value should be close to 0 for a well functioning sensor.

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