Quote from: StealBlueSho on December 30, 2016, 03:48:15 PM
Quote from: Switchgears32 on December 30, 2016, 11:45:28 AM
Thats exactly what im going to do, for now im going to replace it with a cheap autozone one and replace it later with oe
Hmmm how cheap? Make sure they are widebands.... There is a huge difference in price between basic and wideband..
Also, when I was chasing down an issue I swapped out the oem widebands with Bosch... And they worked great..
With Advance Auto Parts 20% off coupon they were like $75 a pop...
Happy hunting!
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So your bank one looks like it has a standard O2 sensor... it reads two settings... rich and lean... like a normal O2 not a wideband... I would double check that the wideband in bank one is correct.
Looks like AutoZones cheapest wideband is going be about $100 after looking... so if you are paying significantly less than that, you are not getting a wideband I suspect...
Your Short Term Fuel Trim is slightly interesting... it is identical for both banks through the entire run.. usually there is a small variance.. like .01 or so difference at times if its tuned well... maybe nothing.. but not sure how its determining how much to fuel to add or take away on bank one without a good reading.. fuel trims might be being built off the only wideband as a failsafe if one is not reading correctly? Dunno...
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