o2 sensor placement??? on FI setup
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In general you want to keep the wideband out of the pre-turbo pipes. The pressure before the turbo skews the wideband readings pretty significantly.
#13
It doesn't like it.
Exp.
The computer does something to driver side fueling. But won't see a change in the 2 o2's. so it try's again and more, etc.
no seeing a change the computer will throw a code.
It happened by accident on an old build won't make that mistake again.
Exp.
The computer does something to driver side fueling. But won't see a change in the 2 o2's. so it try's again and more, etc.
no seeing a change the computer will throw a code.
It happened by accident on an old build won't make that mistake again.
#14
It doesn't like it.
Exp.
The computer does something to driver side fueling. But won't see a change in the 2 o2's. so it try's again and more, etc.
no seeing a change the computer will throw a code.
It happened by accident on an old build won't make that mistake again.
Exp.
The computer does something to driver side fueling. But won't see a change in the 2 o2's. so it try's again and more, etc.
no seeing a change the computer will throw a code.
It happened by accident on an old build won't make that mistake again.
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