o2 and wideband....
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ok, well ive done research but come up empty every time......
on the MSPNP can i delete the stock o2 sensor and put a wideband in place of the old o2 sensor in the exhaust and just have MS read only the wideband or do i have to have the stock o2 sensor ?
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on the MSPNP can i delete the stock o2 sensor and put a wideband in place of the old o2 sensor in the exhaust and just have MS read only the wideband or do i have to have the stock o2 sensor ?
thank you!
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It is best to run the MS only on the wideband sensor. However, wideband sensors should be placed further back in the exhaust stream than the usual narrowband location, particularly where a turbo is involved.
I left the NB sensor in place (simply to fill the hole in the pipe) and placed a second bung about 12" upstream of the catalytic converter. The cable from it is tie-wrapped to the transmission, and comes into the car through a small slit I cut in the rubber shift boot (the one below the cosmetic leather cover, you have to remove the armrest piece to see it.)
I left the NB sensor in place (simply to fill the hole in the pipe) and placed a second bung about 12" upstream of the catalytic converter. The cable from it is tie-wrapped to the transmission, and comes into the car through a small slit I cut in the rubber shift boot (the one below the cosmetic leather cover, you have to remove the armrest piece to see it.)
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