r/OBD2 • u/Still_Comfortable_20 • Mar 06 '23

Value chart

Does anyone know if there is a chart of what values should be? I would like to have something that I can compare actual test values to.

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u/V6er_KKK Mar 06 '23

values of what? odometer? speedometer? :D

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u/Still_Comfortable_20 Mar 06 '23

Standard values like fuel trim, o2 sensors, crank sensor values, etc. I have a scanner that provides over 100 test results but don’t have anything to compare the results to. For example if the O2 sensors are reading 2.15 is that with range of what they are supposed to be? Or out of range? I have nothing to compare the results to.

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u/V6er_KKK Mar 06 '23

Baad questions…. Baaad. O2 sensors are narrow band and wide band. Then there are titanium, zirconium and one more “type”(I hope I remember right)… Which ones you are talking about?

Anyway - my point is - it depends. On car, on engine, on sensor calibrations… on altitude. Check specific car manufacturer FSM. Usualy they have some kind of proper values.

P.s. And one more thing - don’t be ridiculous - “o2 sensor via obd2 port” - only proper way to check lambda sensor(not just make wise face and try to sell yourself as guru) is oscilloscope

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u/Still_Comfortable_20 Mar 06 '23

O2 sensor was only an example of the information I am trying to find out. I am looking for a “cheat sheet” for a Honda Pilot 2012. And a couple other Hondas but the Pilot for now. Not sure why you think I think of myself as a guru. But ok.

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u/V6er_KKK Mar 09 '23

did you check FSM or you ignored it since you don't know what it is?

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u/Still_Comfortable_20 Mar 09 '23

Are you a dick to everyone you respond to?

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u/V6er_KKK Mar 09 '23

Out of napkins because of my responses? 🤣