f22 o2 sensor question
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f22 o2 sensor question
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I've been trying to figure this out by looking at setups and searching forums, but i can't find the answer. Now i know i need a wideband so i was gonna get an aem uego 6 in 1. From my knowledge, the wideband is like a standalone, completely separate from the o2 sensors. Now because my car is made in 1996, do i need to do the wideband and then 2 o2 sensors? i will have a chipped obd1 ecu, but i am still going to need two o2's when i put the obd2 in for inspection purposes. Somebody help me!
I've been trying to figure this out by looking at setups and searching forums, but i can't find the answer. Now i know i need a wideband so i was gonna get an aem uego 6 in 1. From my knowledge, the wideband is like a standalone, completely separate from the o2 sensors. Now because my car is made in 1996, do i need to do the wideband and then 2 o2 sensors? i will have a chipped obd1 ecu, but i am still going to need two o2's when i put the obd2 in for inspection purposes. Somebody help me!
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Re: f22 o2 sensor question (accord_raffi)
I don't know about the AEM UEGO in particular but some WBO2 setups have a simulated narrowband output so you can use it w/ the stock ECU for emissions time and not run a separate primary O2 sensor.
My techedge 2A0 has the narrowband output and I use it to pass OBD2 checks. You'll still need the secondary sensor for OBD2 check purposes only.
My techedge 2A0 has the narrowband output and I use it to pass OBD2 checks. You'll still need the secondary sensor for OBD2 check purposes only.
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Re: f22 o2 sensor question (accord_raffi)
my wb is just before the flex pipe in my downpipe, the secondary is located after the cat (well after where the cat used to be anyway)
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Re: f22 o2 sensor question (notoriousB)
so you just have a wideband and one o2? what do you do come inspection time? it says you have a 1998 accord in your sig section which means you need two o2's to pass inspection on the obd2.
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Re: f22 o2 sensor question (notoriousB)
this is what I do:
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by notoriousB »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">some WBO2 setups have a simulated narrowband output so you can use it w/ the stock ECU for emissions time and not run a separate primary O2 sensor.
My techedge 2A0 has the narrowband output and I use it to pass OBD2 checks. You'll still need the secondary sensor for OBD2 check purposes only.
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the wb emulates the primary sensor.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by notoriousB »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">some WBO2 setups have a simulated narrowband output so you can use it w/ the stock ECU for emissions time and not run a separate primary O2 sensor.
My techedge 2A0 has the narrowband output and I use it to pass OBD2 checks. You'll still need the secondary sensor for OBD2 check purposes only.
</TD></TR></TABLE>
the wb emulates the primary sensor.
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