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Old 10-21-2014, 06:58 PM
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Well I just installed some new Denso O2 sensors and noticed that at WOT, the voltage readings were locking in at around .920V

The Delcos I used to have locked in at around .820V or so.

Clearly the reading between the two brands appear different while using the exact same tune. Also their are no apparent issues that would frig up readings.

Is this really a concern?
Or is it all relative to the PCM?

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As has been covered before narrowband O2s are only accurate at 450mv which is about 14.7:1 AFR higher number is richer, lower number leaner but NOT linear.
Your result only proves that.
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Originally Posted by 96capricemgr
As has been covered before narrowband O2s are only accurate at 450mv which is about 14.7:1 AFR higher number is richer, lower number leaner but NOT linear.
Your result only proves that.
So the fact that the reading differences between the two brands is of no concern?
Is that correct?



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