[Diy_efi] One wire o2 sensor to four wire sensor
Steven P. Donegan
steve
Sat Jun 2 23:14:16 UTC 2007
Cool - being an Engineer Geek I sensed a potential pitfall and offered a
note to try and help you avoid it - sounds like you have it fully in
hand - but do note - wide band O2 sensors and narrow band ones are
completely different animals in all respects. I think just adding a
solid ground reference to the bung will solve your needs...
On Sat, 2007-06-02 at 15:59 -0700, Mike Hudson wrote:
>
> > One other note - I hope you welded the bung on the top side of the pipe
> > very near the manifold - or at a minimum of 90 degrees to 'down' a one
> > wire sensor requires definite heat from the exhaust to function and all
> > O2 sensors will get killed by condensation after engine shut off - so at
> > a minimum an O2 sensor should be parallel to the road surface when
> > installed...
>
> I was aware during the install of the condensation and the exhaust heat
> factors.
>
> The sensor bung is on the top side as close to the exhaust manifold as
> possible.
>
> Wish I had grabbed the stock exhaust manifolds at the time but I didn't :-(
>
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