DIY WB update

rr rrauscher at nni.com
Mon Aug 13 18:28:44 GMT 2001


No help on the sensor, can help on the size though. The
O2 sensor uses a standard 18mm spark plug thread. With 
a little work the anti-foulers can be used as a bung. The
part that is cut off can have the hole welded and used to
plug the hole. Or get an old lawn tractor spark plug and
screw that in.

The O2 sensor can be placed anywhere in the exhaust as long
as; 1) the exhaust has NO leaks. 2) there isn't a cat-con.
(for WOT only the cat-con may be OK).

BobR.


On Mon, 13 Aug 2001 11:52:32 -0500
 "Ken Kelly" <ken73 at ken73.homeip.net> wrote:
> Just as a note, I did some lookup on the sensor itself. I
> found them at the
> original suggested site (hondaparts.com I think?) for
> $230. Being as I'm a
> hobbyist like most of the rest of us, it's a bit cost
> prohibitive at that
> point. However, after some digging I found that Napa has
> a "no-name" brand
> (I've never heard of it) for $114. That's a little closer
> to my price range
> for this item. The brand name is "Beck Arnley" and the
> part number is BA
> 1564015. (Can someone double-check this and make sure
> it's the right
> sensor?)
> 
> BTW, does anyone know what *size* the WB02 sensor itself
> is? Where can you
> get bungs for it?
> 
> Also, can the sensor be placed anywhere in the exhaust -
> or does it need to
> be located near the headers? I ask because I'd like to
> make a "portable"
> sensor unit that I could transfer between cars. (Possibly
> at the tip of the
> exhaust?) Otherwise I need to find a bung-plug to fill in
> the hole when I'm
> not using it. (I'm probably going to be using it to tune
> my carb'd cars as
> well as my FI car.)
> 
> So is anyone going to be building 10-LED meters for this?
> I might build a
> 20-LED version; if I do build one I'll post the
> schematics/etc.
> 
> "The Third" Ken Kelly
> 
> 
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