O2 Voltage
Not sure what "prime voltage" means... but in general, the stock, narrow-band O2 sensors are not accurate enough at the richer mixtures you encounter at WOT (power enrichment mode) for there to be a single answer to your question. You could see anywhere from 850-950mV. The operating temperature of the sensor will change the mV readings more than a fairly large change in A/F ratio.
In closed loop, they are very accurate, and will produce 450mV at 14.7:1. But at the 11.7:1 that the stock PCM program typically targets at WOT, you will not be able to get an accurate reading.
In closed loop, they are very accurate, and will produce 450mV at 14.7:1. But at the 11.7:1 that the stock PCM program typically targets at WOT, you will not be able to get an accurate reading.
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