o2 sensor operation
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o2 sensor operation
Can you make a system go to closed loop operation with open headers and an o2 senor in the headers. I can not get the exhaust hot enought with open headers
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2 problems with open headers:
1) backflow of air into area that the O2 sensor is located... Will screwup readings BAD.
2) If O2 location is ok with (1) above, you will probably need a heated (3-wire) O2 sensor, not a single-wire unit. the internal heater will fix any cold operation problem(s) you have.
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1) backflow of air into area that the O2 sensor is located... Will screwup readings BAD.
2) If O2 location is ok with (1) above, you will probably need a heated (3-wire) O2 sensor, not a single-wire unit. the internal heater will fix any cold operation problem(s) you have.
This is the wrong forum for this question, by the way...
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Originally posted by FastBroker:
2 problems with open headers:
1) backflow of air into area that the O2 sensor is located... Will screwup readings BAD.
2) If O2 location is ok with (1) above, you will probably need a heated (3-wire) O2 sensor, not a single-wire unit. the internal heater will fix any cold operation problem(s) you have.
This is the wrong forum for this question, by the way...
2 problems with open headers:
1) backflow of air into area that the O2 sensor is located... Will screwup readings BAD.
2) If O2 location is ok with (1) above, you will probably need a heated (3-wire) O2 sensor, not a single-wire unit. the internal heater will fix any cold operation problem(s) you have.
This is the wrong forum for this question, by the way...
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