wierd o2

[Bob Wooten]

This sounds like the Titanium O2 sensor.  They were used in Toyota (trucks)
for a short period of time & some Chrysler products.  the one that i bought
was from a 4.0L Jeep, don't recall the year but you will know it when you
see the price.  the standard 1 wire around here is $40, this one is $80. 
If you want more information, I might be able to come up with it.  some of
the Chrysler applications used an inverse reading (higher voltage, leaner
exh).  this device is a variable resistance device & the advantage is that
there is not an external O2 reference.  this way when you take your truck
through a mud puddle you don't fill up the reference & freak out the O2
sensor.

I think that when i first got onto this mailing list there was some
discussion about this, so there might be more information in the archives.


BW


> [Original Message]
> From: Phil Martin <phil at muts.freeserve.co.uk>
> To: <diy_efi at diy-efi.org>
> Date: 1/2/01 11:13:55 AM
> Subject: wierd o2
>
> Does anyone know any information about the o2 sensors used in late BMW's
they give an output signal of 0-5v no the usual 0-1v. 
> 
> Thanks 
> 
> Phillip Martin
> 



--- Bob Wooten
--- r71chevy at earthlink.net
--- 71-91 RS Camaro
--- Never mind LT1, this is LT100


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