L92 wiring a generic O2 sensor
10-03-2010, 03:36 PM
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L92 wiring a generic O2 sensor Bosch (15730)______________ OEM wiring for other cars
Black ----------------------- Blue (sensor output)
White------------------------Black (heater circuit)
White ------------------------Black (heater circuit)
Gray-------------------------White (sensor ground)
This is the diagram given on the Bosch.
Unfortunately the L92/Ls3 wiring diagram has
Sensor HI (L92 Purple)
Sensor Low (L92 tan)
Heater power (L92 Pink)
Ground to ECM (L92 Gray)
Ideas on what to what?
Black ----------------------- Blue (sensor output)
White------------------------Black (heater circuit)
White ------------------------Black (heater circuit)
Gray-------------------------White (sensor ground)
This is the diagram given on the Bosch.
Unfortunately the L92/Ls3 wiring diagram has
Sensor HI (L92 Purple)
Sensor Low (L92 tan)
Heater power (L92 Pink)
Ground to ECM (L92 Gray)
Ideas on what to what?
10-04-2010, 02:26 AM
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If Bosch has two ...black... wires for the sensor then it doesnt matter which way around the polarity is. A heater doesnt usually care what side is +ve and what side is -ve. Unless one side is grounded to the sensor case. 
12V normally goes to one side of the heater and the other side goes to the ECM which controls the current to ensure the heater ramps up as fast as possible.
12V normally goes to one side of the heater and the other side goes to the ECM which controls the current to ensure the heater ramps up as fast as possible.
10-05-2010, 07:11 AM
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For Clarification, so sensor "low" on the GM wiring diagrams is Sensor Ground?
GM:::::::::::::::::::::::: Bosch 15730
Sensor HI (L92 Purple): Black - sensor output
Sensor Low (L92 tan): Gray - sensor ground
Heater power (L92 Pink): White - heater
Ground to ECM (L92 Gray): White -heater
GM:::::::::::::::::::::::: Bosch 15730
Sensor HI (L92 Purple): Black - sensor output
Sensor Low (L92 tan): Gray - sensor ground
Heater power (L92 Pink): White - heater
Ground to ECM (L92 Gray): White -heater
10-05-2010, 08:53 AM
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For Clarification, so sensor "low" on the GM wiring diagrams is Sensor Ground?
GM:::::::::::::::::::::::: Bosch 15730
Sensor HI (L92 Purple): Black - sensor output
Sensor Low (L92 tan): Gray - sensor ground
Heater power (L92 Pink): White - heater
Ground to ECM (L92 Gray): White -heater
GM:::::::::::::::::::::::: Bosch 15730
Sensor HI (L92 Purple): Black - sensor output
Sensor Low (L92 tan): Gray - sensor ground
Heater power (L92 Pink): White - heater
Ground to ECM (L92 Gray): White -heater
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If Bosch has two ...black... wires for the sensor then it doesnt matter which way around the polarity is. A heater doesnt usually care what side is +ve and what side is -ve. Unless one side is grounded to the sensor case.
12V normally goes to one side of the heater and the other side goes to the ECM which controls the current to ensure the heater ramps up as fast as possible.
12V normally goes to one side of the heater and the other side goes to the ECM which controls the current to ensure the heater ramps up as fast as possible.
