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2008-10-22 11:42:23 (11 weeks 13 hours 26 minutes 21 seconds) #1900794 | | view posts since this #1
- Djtorello
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A/F Oxygen sensors
If you didnt already know, They are WideBand sensors. Most of the cars on the road for 07-08 still use narrow band. U can simply piggyback the Wideband gauge with your Stock o2 sensors.
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2008-10-22 11:43:38 (11 weeks 13 hours 25 minutes 6 seconds) #1900797 | | view posts since this #2
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Re: A/F Oxygen sensors
dunno bout em all being narrowband but the b15 (04+) used wideband sensors too. thanks for the revelation for the other b16 owners. I also dont know how a aftermarket gauge reacts/hooks-up to the stock sensor
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2008-10-22 11:47:27 (11 weeks 13 hours 21 minutes 17 seconds) #1900799 | | view posts since this #3
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Re: A/F Oxygen sensors
MajorMods wrote:
dunno bout em all being narrowband but the b15 (04+) used wideband sensors too. thanks for the revelation for the other b16 owners. I also dont know how a aftermarket gauge reacts/hooks-up to the stock sensor
Only the CA cars and auto SE-R's have widebands, the rest are narrowbands. (b15's)
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2008-10-22 11:54:17 (11 weeks 13 hours 14 minutes 27 seconds) #1900803 | | view posts since this #4
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Re: A/F Oxygen sensors
What does all that mean? (i will be the dumby who asks- sure there is another guy sitting there scratching his head) Like why do we need to know this?
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2008-10-22 11:55:18 (11 weeks 13 hours 13 minutes 26 seconds) #1900804 | | view posts since this #5
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Re: A/F Oxygen sensors
sporkhey wrote:
What does all that mean? (i will be the dumby who asks- sure there is another guy sitting there scratching his head) Like why do we need to know this?
A wideband sensor reads a precise air-fuel ratio. A narrowband only reads rich or lean, and switches at 14.7 AFR.
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2008-10-22 11:56:10 (11 weeks 13 hours 12 minutes 34 seconds) #1900806 | | view posts since this #6
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Re: A/F Oxygen sensors
sporkhey wrote:
What does all that mean? (i will be the dumby who asks- sure there is another guy sitting there scratching his head) Like why do we need to know this?
If your car comes with a wideband sensor, then all you'd need is a wideband gauge for accurate readings, monitoring, and for tuning purposes as well.
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2008-10-22 11:56:36 (11 weeks 13 hours 12 minutes 8 seconds) #1900807 | | view posts since this #7
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Re: A/F Oxygen sensors
None of this really matters unless you have a way to tune fuel. An AFR gauge is useless w/o a tuning device.
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2008-10-22 11:57:23 (11 weeks 13 hours 11 minutes 21 seconds) #1900809 | | view posts since this #8
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donspecv02 wrote:
None of this really matters unless you have a way to tune fuel. An AFR gauge is useless w/o a tuning device.
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2008-10-22 12:01:06 (11 weeks 13 hours 7 minutes 38 seconds) #1900817 | | view posts since this #9
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Re: A/F Oxygen sensors
Djtorello wrote:
If you didnt already know, They are WideBand sensors. Most of the cars on the road for 07-08 still use narrow band. U can simply piggyback the Wideband gauge with your Stock o2 sensors.
BTW, Honda's been using widebands for quite a few years.
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2008-10-30 23:38:53 (9 weeks 6 days 1 hour 29 minutes 51 seconds) #1909928 | | view posts since this #10
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Re: A/F Oxygen sensors
The only specs with widebands, are california. Mine is a four wire. Non wideband.
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