O2 sensor's

[Clare Snyder]

Scott Shotton wrote:
> 
> I hear that if you put the O2 downstream of the converter it helps.  I
> guess the converter acts as a mud filter and doesn't let anything get to
> the sensor.  At least that is what I might have heard.
Doesn't keep the mud off the outside of the sensor, where it does the
damage. If you understand how an O2 sensor works, it makes sense. It is
basically an air battery - air inside, air outside, element between. The
difference in O2 concentration inside to outside causes a voltage
difference. Now, what happens when air can't get to the "outside" of the
element? Elementary, my dear Watson. The "battery" goes "dead".
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