Integra o2 Sensor & Wideband Q's
Curious, what would happen to a car if, say, the o2 sensor was unhooked for the past who knows how long?
h: My setup is turbo now, and I noticed that I had two wires in the stock o2 sensor pulled out of the plug harness when changing my oil the other day. I'm planning on getting an Innovate Motorsports LC1 Wideband sensor and display kit, but I'm nervous if I've done any damage with having this un-hooked...? It does sputter pretty bad some times and it seems to burn more fuel than usual...
It should be mounted between the cat and turbo, but should it be before the stock sensor too?
Thanks fellas! Just getting as ready as I can for the tuner.
h: My setup is turbo now, and I noticed that I had two wires in the stock o2 sensor pulled out of the plug harness when changing my oil the other day. I'm planning on getting an Innovate Motorsports LC1 Wideband sensor and display kit, but I'm nervous if I've done any damage with having this un-hooked...? It does sputter pretty bad some times and it seems to burn more fuel than usual...It should be mounted between the cat and turbo, but should it be before the stock sensor too?
Thanks fellas! Just getting as ready as I can for the tuner.
Last edited by QuikSilver; Feb 21, 2008 at 08:33 AM.
It won't ever go into closed loop, so your fuel economy will suck if you don't have open loop completely tuned.
The placement of the wideband doesn't matter as long as it is pre-cat, at least 18 inches from the turbine, and relatively vertical.
The placement of the wideband doesn't matter as long as it is pre-cat, at least 18 inches from the turbine, and relatively vertical.
That explains why my fuel economy sucks so bad right now, I'm in the process of fixing a bunch of things on the teg right now and driving my truck so I'll look into it. I'm gonna order up the wideband soon, comes with a digital display gauge, then I won't have to "rent" one from the tuner.
Thanks man!
Thanks man!


