Just got a DC header, where to put O2 Bungs -> B16A1 engine
Hey,
just bought a DC ceramic 4-2-1 header.
I got a EF8, therefore I have 2 O2 Sensors.Where to I have to weld the
O2 bungs on the header?-Somebody got pics?
thanks,
marc
just bought a DC ceramic 4-2-1 header.
I got a EF8, therefore I have 2 O2 Sensors.Where to I have to weld the
O2 bungs on the header?-Somebody got pics?
thanks,
marc
The header should already have a Bung on the end near the collector flange for the first O2 sensor. The second sensor will go on the outlet end of the CAT near that flange. Generally DC supplies extension wires for the sensors, btw.
Hm, I thought the 2 o2 sensors are watching header 1+3 and 2+4 ?
So putting one down near the collector flange would give false values!?
But I'm not sure....
greetz
marc
So putting one down near the collector flange would give false values!?
But I'm not sure....
greetz
marc
The USA setup for OBD2 is to have them as I described. Our CRX uses a single O2 sensor on a DC header and it is mounted at the outlet flange of the collector pipe section. This allows ALL cylinders to be monitored at the same time-giving a more precise reading. I will assume that EU rules are just as strict as they are here and thus you need to have the sensors in the correct locations. You need to also drop an e-mail to DC Sports for their advice on your setup. If you are using a PM6 or similar ECU there is only 1 sensor required-btw.
Good luck
Good luck
ignore this guy. here are the two threads i started with the same topic.
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=678596
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=689240
the b16a1 uses 1 wire (unheated) sensors, so they need to be mounted close to the head.
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=678596
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=689240
the b16a1 uses 1 wire (unheated) sensors, so they need to be mounted close to the head.
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