Running too lean?

Originally Posted by jpit I thought most new cars have wideband sensors installed. My Dash Dyno reads A/F ratio from three different sensors. The manual says that if a wideband

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06-01-2010, 08:53 AM

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Daishi

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Originally Posted by jpit

I thought most new cars have wideband sensors installed. My Dash Dyno reads A/F
ratio from three different sensors. The manual says that if a wideband sensor is not installed it won't give a reading.

yes our primary o2 sensors are wideband sensors straight from the factory thats why they are so expensive to replace.

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