What lambda sensor voltage can be considered "safe" on full boost WOT?
16 September 2002, 10:30 AM
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Hi all,seem to remember something from John Banks saying 910 to 930 mV is ok,am I correct? Also is this a DC voltage? And I believe you should use a digital voltmeter rather than analogue to measure?
Many Thanks, JohnW.(MY 97 UK with decat exhaust & ITG filter, boost raised to just below fuel cut approx 17 psi peak)
Many Thanks, JohnW.(MY 97 UK with decat exhaust & ITG filter, boost raised to just below fuel cut approx 17 psi peak)
16 September 2002, 12:34 PM
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Digital Meter as impedance is usually much higher than analogue so less likely to do harm. Yep its DC.
Hope this helps -
You'll probably see at least 900mv which is over 10% co2 - and more than enough.
Chris
[Edited to state] This is of my DIY AFR - not Autometer (but you probably gathered that from the LEDs)
[Edited by Chris.Palmer - 9/16/2002 12:55:12 PM]
Hope this helps -
You'll probably see at least 900mv which is over 10% co2 - and more than enough.
Chris
[Edited to state] This is of my DIY AFR - not Autometer (but you probably gathered that from the LEDs)
[Edited by Chris.Palmer - 9/16/2002 12:55:12 PM]
Cheers, John.
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