1ZZ-FE 1.8L

2005 Toyota Celica GT-S, StandardSECTION 1ZZ-FE 1.8L
A/F RATIO SENSOR HEATER

Test ID Test Item Test Value Unit Conversion Unit Test Limit
$07 Front Air-Fuel Ratio (A/F) sensor heater Maximum A/F sensor heater current Multiply by 0.173 A Maximum threshold heater current to detect A/F sensor heater circuit malfunction
HO2 SENSOR HEATER

Test ID Test Item Test Value Unit Conversion Unit Test Limit
$04 HO2 sensor heater Maximum HO2 sensor heater current Multiply by 0.000076 A Maximum threshold heater current to detect HO2 sensor heater circuit malfunction
THERMOSTAT

Test ID Test Item Test Value Unit Conversion Unit Test Limit
$08 Thermostat ECT sensor output Multiply by 0.625 and minus 40 Β°C Malfunction threshold for thermostat
02S TEST RESULT

Test ID Test Item Description Unit Conversion Unit Standard Value
$07 Output Voltage Minimum rear HO2 sensor output voltage Multiply by 0.005 V Less than TEST LIMIT
$08 Output Voltage Maximum rear HO2 sensor output voltage Multiply by 0.005 V More than TEST LIMIT
$91 OSC Maximum OSC in catalytic converter Multiply by 0.0156 g Less than TEST LIMIT
CATALYST

Test ID Test Item Test Value Unit Conversion Unit Test Limit
$01 TWC OSC of TWC Multiply by 0.0078125 - Malfunction threshold for TWC deterioration
EVAP

Test ID Test Item Test Value Unit Conversion Unit Test Limit
$02 Reference orifice monitor Fuel tank pressure change value during reference (0.02 inch leak) pressure measurement Multiply by 0.0156 kPa Malfunction threshold
EVAP

Test ID Test Item Test Value Unit Conversion Unit Test Limit
$02 Reference orifice monitor Fuel tank pressure change value during reference (0.02 inch leak) pressure measurement Multiply by 0.0156 kPa Malfunction threshold
EVAP

Test ID Test Item Test Value Unit Conversion Unit Test Limit
$02 Purge flow monitor Fuel tank pressure change during negative pressure introduction Multiply by 0.0156 kPa Malfunction threshold
$02 Purge VSV stuck open monitor Fuel tank pressure change during EVAP system check Multiply by 0.0156 kPa Malfunction threshold
$02 Purge VSV stuck closed monitor Fuel tank pressure change during EVAP system check Multiply by 0.0156 kPa Malfunction threshold
EVAP

Test ID Test Item Test Value Unit Conversion Unit Test Limit
$02 Vent valve stuck open monitor Fuel tank pressure change after leak check Multiply by 0.0156 kPa Malfunction threshold
$02 Vent valve stuck closed monitor Fuel tank pressure change after leak check Multiply by 0.0156 kPa Malfunction threshold
A/F SENSOR

Test ID Test Item Test Value Unit Conversion Unit Test Limit
$06 Response rate Response rate deterioration level for A/F sensor Multiply by 0.000244 N/A Malfunction threshold for response rate deterioration level
TEST ID: $02 MONITOR ITEMS AND TEST VALUES

DTCs Monitor Items VAL (Test Value) Unit Conversion Factor
P043E 0.02 inch Orifice Clog [Pressure B] - [-4.3 kPa (-32.25 mmHg)] kPa 0.0156
P043F 0.02 inch Orifice High-flow [Pressure B] - [-1.2 kPa (-9.0 mmHg)] kPa 0.0156
P0441 Purge VSV Stuck Open [Pressure B x 0.2] - [Pressure C] kPa 0.0156
P0441 Purge VSV Stuck Close [Pressure E] - [0.3 kPa (2.25 mmHg)] kPa 0.0156
P0455 Gross Leak [Pressure B x 0.2] - [Pressure C] kPa 0.0156
P0456 Small Leak [Pressure B] - [Pressure C] kPa 0.0156
P2401 Vacuum Pump Stuck OFF [-1.2 kPa (-9.0 mmHg)] - [Pressure B] kPa 0.0156
P2402 Vacuum Pump Stuck ON [-1.2 kPa (-9.0 mmHg)] - [Pressure A] kPa 0.0156
P2419 Vent Valve Stuck ON (Closed) [Pressure D] - [0.3 kPa (2.25 mmHg)] kPa 0.0156
P2420 Vent Valve Stuck OFF (Vent) [Pressure D] - [0.3 kPa (2.25 mmHg)] kPa 0.0156
PRESSURES DENOTATIONS

Pressures Denotations
A EVAP system pressure Variation at 4 seconds after vacuum pump turned ON
B 0.02 inch leak pressure created through 0.02 inch orifice
C Saturated EVAP system pressure during leak check
D EVAP system pressure variation in 10 seconds after vent valve turned ON (closed)
E EVAP system pressure variation in 10 seconds while purge VSV ON (open) after leak check
RENDER: 1.0x

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