1985 Toyota Celica O2 Sensor Replacement

After diagnosing and fixing a number of fuel related problems our '85 Celica was still running a little rich. We weren't getting a Check Engine light but we decided to check for trouble codes on this early EFI system. Join us on the adventure.
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[@NightRider87]

Ohhh yea! This is good information! Thanks for sharing!

[@WrenchMine]

Don't be watching videos, get back on that keyboard and churn out more of the music we love!

[@koekje00005]

Nice video as always! Do you think you could tell us which pins are the ones we need to jump? :)

[@WrenchMine]

Of course. In the wiring harness there are three ports. The one you need to jumper is the connector with two pins. Just use a solid core wire like the one Matt used in the video. It's the same port that you jumper to set the static engine timing.

[@koekje00005]

@@WrenchMine Alright, thanks a ton ! :D

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[@WrenchMine]

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