Where would you mount the wideband O2 sensor?
#1
I figure since I cut my exhaust out to install my 4L80E, I'd go ahead and mount my O2 sensor for my wideband.
So, what side should I mount it on and where should I mount it? Also, should I remove my catalytic converters and rear O2 sensors?
Here's my exhaust.
So, what side should I mount it on and where should I mount it? Also, should I remove my catalytic converters and rear O2 sensors?
Here's my exhaust.
#2
I would mount it as close to the front as possible, and in front of the converter. It is suggested to mount it on the top of the pipe anywhere from the 9 o'clock, and 3 o'clock position as moisture will settle in the bottom portion of the pipe, and it will reduce the life of your sensor.
#4
I would mount it as close to the front as possible, and in front of the converter. It is suggested to mount it on the top of the pipe anywhere from the 9 o'clock, and 3 o'clock position as moisture will settle in the bottom portion of the pipe, and it will reduce the life of your sensor.



I had mine a little too far from the front and i went thru sensors. Moved it into the stock o2 spot and it has been golden since.You have a 2000. Put it on the drivers side, where that famous #7 cylinder is.
#6
I did it right after the converter, didn't work tbh reading was offset by >0.3 ±.
Best place after the collector. As oakley6575 said 15 degrees is the best mounting place, you don't want condensation all over it.
Best place after the collector. As oakley6575 said 15 degrees is the best mounting place, you don't want condensation all over it.
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