If I disable closed loop with something like Hondata, do I still need the primary O2 sensor plugged in? Thanks.

 

if you can disable closed loop and run in open loop then you dont need any o2 sensors. because o2 only come into play when your in closed loop.

 

I see. So I won't throw a code and go into limp mode if I take out the primary O2 and put a wideband O2 in its place? Thanks.

 

I dont know what the difference is between the wideband and a regular O2 is but if you take out your O2 you cant go into closed loop without a signal. it will put you in limp in unless the hondata does some kind of miracle.

 

why not just have both? I'm sure its better then just the WB.

 

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I don't want it to go into closed loop. Hondata has an option to disable closed loop. But I don't know if I still need the O2 sensor plugged in after disabling closed loop. Oh well, I guess I'll just have to try and see.

 

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Adding another bung for a wideband O2 = more work.

I just want to tune with the wideband O2 in place of the primary O2, and then plug back in the primary O2 after.

 

well no matter what you'll have to tune with the WB. I'm just sating why eliminate the primary. put them both in and be done with it