HX 02 sensor
04-06-2004, 07:47 PM
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So I will be able to possibly use this to tune my car or is it useless for that application. Also I am converting it over from an HX to an EX and using the P2P ecu and I was wondering will I need to change out O2 sensors considering mine is a wideband.
04-06-2004, 07:52 PM
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Re: (civicnar)
Alright, alright, techedge's site confirms it supports the NTK L2H2 sensors, but I still think you should ditch it. Read why:
1) if it has over 60K on it, the sensor is about worn out. NTK sensors are expensive to replace.
2) if you go to the expense of purchasing a techedge, the 7057 LSU-4 is $34 shipped to your door. Brand new, not worn out.
1) if it has over 60K on it, the sensor is about worn out. NTK sensors are expensive to replace.
2) if you go to the expense of purchasing a techedge, the 7057 LSU-4 is $34 shipped to your door. Brand new, not worn out.
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