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        <description>*  Ensure the oxygen sensor’s heater circuit element is within the OEM’s specifications. 
	*  If using the heater circuit simulator included with the iO2SS, ensure it is connected to the correct wires. 
	*  Inspect the wiring harness for short circuits.
	*  Ensure the oxygen sensor heater circuit’s fuse isn’t blown.
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        <description>*  Ensure the oxygen sensor’s heater circuit element is within the OEM’s specifications. 
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        <description>*  If using an iO2SS in either automatic (signal augmentation) mode or manual (signal generation) mode, simply adjust the potentiometer to decrease the period of the signal and eliminate this error code.
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        <description>*  Make sure the iO2SS is properly powered. Measure the unit's power input (red wire) when the engine is on; you should measure &gt;12V.
	*  Ensure the iO2SS's signal outputs (green wires) are connected to the appropriate oxygen sensor signal wires leading to the PCM.
	*  Verify all other wiring and check all solder joints or crimp connectors for loose connections, frayed wires, or corrosion.
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        <description>*  Make sure the iO2SS is properly powered. Measure the unit's power input (red wire) when the engine is on; you should measure &gt;12V.
	*  Ensure the iO2SS's signal outputs (green wires) are connected to the appropriate oxygen sensor signal wires leading to the PCM.
	*  Verify all other wiring and check all solder joints or crimp connectors for loose connections, frayed wires, or corrosion.
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        <description>*  If using an iO2SS in manual (signal generation) mode, set DIP switch #3 to ON.
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        <description>*  If using an iO2SS in manual (signal generation) mode, set DIP switch #4 to ON.
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        <description>*  If using an iO2SS in either automatic (signal augmentation) mode or manual (signal generation) mode, simply adjust the potentiometer to increase the period of the signal and eliminate this error code.





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