Stillen HFC vs. BERK HFC

Originally Posted by ChrisSlicks In theory if the secondary O2 sensor always sends a lower voltage than the front then the resistor trick could work. However in reality it could

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04-15-2009, 03:10 PM

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Originally Posted by ChrisSlicks

In theory if the secondary O2 sensor always sends a lower voltage than the front then the resistor trick could work. However in reality it could get a little more complicated than that as I'm not sure that the voltage response of the O2 sensor is linear.

The dummy sensors are similar, however they always send back a fixed voltage according to what the ideal is supposed to be.

It's more than that even. Even the existing dummy O2's that don't work for us don't send back a fixed voltage, they send back an oscillating signal.

ETA: Making custom O2 simulators

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