O2 Sensor Disconnected, No Check Engine LIght on...?
I was just trying to test the O2 Sensor on my 1990 Honda Civic and I wanted to see the difference between it connected and disconnected while driving...So I turned on the car and let it heat up for like 15mins, then disconnected the O2 Sensor plug and noticed nothing happened noticeably...So then I went for like a 20 minute drive...Car ran fine, no hiccups nothing...What I thought was odd though was that the check engine light NEVER came on the whole time driving or even idling...I even checked for a code on the ECU after and there was nothing...Is something wrong here?
DJ
DJ
When my turbo blew a seal, I put my DC Sports header back on. The O2 sensor was in the bottom of the back of the header. I couldn't find the extension that the header came with for the O2 wire so I ran it with out it for a week (I needed to get to work) while I ordered a new O2 wire extension. I never had a problem running it with out the sensor pluged in.
The check engine light would come on and go out. I didn't seem like it affected the performance of the engine while it was disconnected.
The check engine light would come on and go out. I didn't seem like it affected the performance of the engine while it was disconnected.
I don't think it's hurting performance in any way. it probably runs even richer... which is good for above 5,500rpms
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hondasport2000
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Jun 19, 2004 04:06 PM




