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Old 03-17-2007, 10:49 AM
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My car has long tube headers and I'am on my second acdelco pass. side o2 sensor.My keeps throwing code 0155.The drivers side is good.I brought one bosch 13111 o2.Do you think I should install 2 new bosch sensors or leave the drivers side alone.The drivers side o2 is an acdelco & only has about 8000 miles on it.
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Open loop can be your friend too
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I thought open loop = 10 mpg
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Originally Posted by peterock98
I thought open loop = 10 mpg
If it's not tuned properly, yes. However, open loop can definitely be your friend as ringram stated. I've been running open loop for a year and a half and said goodbye to dying O2's. I run 15.6:1 on the freeway, which can't been done properly with closed loop (yes, it can be done, but your VE table would be a nightmare).
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