Where should I replace the two lambda sensors of my B16A1???
05-19-2003, 02:31 AM
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Where should I replace the two lambda sensors of my B16A1???
I have two sensors on my exhaust manifold...As I am turbocharging my engine,I will have a custom made exhaust manifold,and I am wondering where I should replace these two sensors:
- on my custom made exhaust manifold?
- on my downpipe?
Thx for helping me...
- on my custom made exhaust manifold?
- on my downpipe?
Thx for helping me...
05-19-2003, 03:31 AM
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Re: Where should I replace the two lambda sensors of my B16A1??? (spark)
A spy!!!!!!!! 
But the one I am tuning is supposed to hit the track at the end of July...
05-19-2003, 05:03 AM
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Re: Where should I replace the two lambda sensors of my B16A1??? (Jobi Joba)
Mine is just for daily driving so it won't be a beast just a 10 PSI boosted B16 or D16, don't know either...
so it won't be a beast just a 10 PSI boosted B16 or D16, don't know either...
05-19-2003, 11:23 AM
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i just boosted.. my two sensors.. one was relocated to right the exhaust port on my dp, the other sensor we unpluged. it was causing a short so its now unpluged no cel's nothing wrong just that first o2 sensor needs to be working. all is good
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Hondata suggests you switch to an OBDI computer because this removes one of the two oxygen sensors on the earlier setup. Placed in incorrect positions in a turbo manifold, these oxygen sensors will not read each pair of cylinders properly and can cause the engines to run poorly or sustain damage.
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