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If it is this then I have a problem with my O2s being seperated by about .05(.900 left and .950s right) mv all the time. What should I check for the seperation?

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<strong>You want B1S1 (bank 1, Sensor 1) and B1S2 (bank 1, sensor 2). Difference between O2 voltage from side to side is quite common although .050 mv difference is a little on the high side. Are you still running stock exhaust manifolds? Headers seem to even this out a bit more.</strong><hr></blockquote>
Alright I had it right. I know some difference is normal but the split seemed high today for whatever reason. I have stock manifolds. Most times there is only a .03 difference. Maybe a slightly dirty injector causing a lean condition but the PCM should be able to compensate somewhat with BLMs. There isn't a BLM split though. I am not sure what else could cause this high variance.
I must be the one who's brain dead. You want to monitor B1S1 and B2S1 (Bank1 front sensor) (Bank 2, front sensor).

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<strong>Good catch gwj! <img src="images/icons/blush.gif" border="0">
I must be the one who's brain dead. You want to monitor B1S1 and B2S1 (Bank1 front sensor) (Bank 2, front sensor).</strong><hr></blockquote>
I just glanced over it quick and didn't catch it either but I am running B1S1 and B2S1. Any other ideas guys?
Brett
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