Heated 02 power?
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Heated 02 power?
I am about to install heated 02 sensor , where is everyone hooking the power side? What is the best option for ignition on power?
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Re: Heated 02 power?
I ran a fused wire from the fuse box "ign" terminal out to the 02
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Re: Heated 02 power?
It's been a while. I also found somewhere in the fuse box (might have been "ign" terminal) that only got power with the car running. Used that and been fine for years.
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Re: Heated 02 power?
Re: Heated 02 power?
Instead of punching through the firewall, the power supply to the cold start injector (purple wire) is already in the engine compartment, is not used for more than a couple seconds, and is fused at 3A.
Just for grins, I just tested a spare sensor heater on a regulated bench supply, and at 14.2V (typical charging voltage) the heater current stabilized at 880mA after a few second of the initial surge to about 1.3A. The cold start circuit should handle that nicely.
Just for grins, I just tested a spare sensor heater on a regulated bench supply, and at 14.2V (typical charging voltage) the heater current stabilized at 880mA after a few second of the initial surge to about 1.3A. The cold start circuit should handle that nicely.
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Re: Heated 02 power?
Instead of punching through the firewall, the power supply to the cold start injector (purple wire) is already in the engine compartment, is not used for more than a couple seconds, and is fused at 3A.
Just for grins, I just tested a spare sensor heater on a regulated bench supply, and at 14.2V (typical charging voltage) the heater current stabilized at 880mA after a few second of the initial surge to about 1.3A. The cold start circuit should handle that nicely.
Just for grins, I just tested a spare sensor heater on a regulated bench supply, and at 14.2V (typical charging voltage) the heater current stabilized at 880mA after a few second of the initial surge to about 1.3A. The cold start circuit should handle that nicely.
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