Wideband sensor instal!
Hi,
I have a AEM wideband sensor ready to fit but I also have a 3" berk exhaust...
The AEM sensor says its supposed to be in a 2" pipe my exhaust is 3" all the way.. Do I have a big issue here? (The exhaust is decat)
Thanks guys,
John
I have a AEM wideband sensor ready to fit but I also have a 3" berk exhaust...
The AEM sensor says its supposed to be in a 2" pipe my exhaust is 3" all the way.. Do I have a big issue here? (The exhaust is decat)
Thanks guys,
John
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Regardless are you saying I'm ok after a few mins..
Originally Posted by BLAQ&GREYs2k' timestamp='1370488334' post='22589792
Well, a "wideband" or A/F sensor needs to be 1400 degrees to reach operating temperature. Second 02 sensor will work, just expect the readings to be slightly skewed on warm up
Regardless are you saying I'm ok after a few mins..
Originally Posted by Middlesbrough' timestamp='1370646577' post='22594349
[quote name='BLAQ&GREYs2k' timestamp='1370488334' post='22589792']
Well, a "wideband" or A/F sensor needs to be 1400 degrees to reach operating temperature. Second 02 sensor will work, just expect the readings to be slightly skewed on warm up
Well, a "wideband" or A/F sensor needs to be 1400 degrees to reach operating temperature. Second 02 sensor will work, just expect the readings to be slightly skewed on warm up
Regardless are you saying I'm ok after a few mins..
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