wideband placement question
wideband placement question
So im running a ptk turbo kit on my lt4, and she is smoking (fuel) bad... i just changed the pre "cat" sensor, still smoking bad,
now i have a o2 sensor in the dp area of the turbo, but i honestly have ZERO idea which sensor this is, as there is no markings on her....
now id like to ideally run a wideband to help tune her up and keep it running nice and clean....
any suggestions on if that is a good placement for the wideband to go, or if anyone knows the part # for the o2 used in the ptk kit..
Cheers
now i have a o2 sensor in the dp area of the turbo, but i honestly have ZERO idea which sensor this is, as there is no markings on her....
now id like to ideally run a wideband to help tune her up and keep it running nice and clean....
any suggestions on if that is a good placement for the wideband to go, or if anyone knows the part # for the o2 used in the ptk kit..
Cheers
Re: wideband placement question
Since the PCM controls the engine as two independant banks, the best thing to do is to add a bung to both sides of the Y-pipe, to allow you to monitor either bank.
For questions specific to the turbo kit, you would need to post on the "Forced Induction" forum.
Which pre-cat sensor did you change - you have two of them, one for each bank.
For questions specific to the turbo kit, you would need to post on the "Forced Induction" forum.
Which pre-cat sensor did you change - you have two of them, one for each bank.
Re: wideband placement question
actually i only have 2 o2 sensors in the full system lol...... the one with the harness at the back of the block, which i believe is ment to be the manifold one, is up at my turbo dp....
the other one is in my exhaust which would be pre cat....
so i just swapped them both out, and the car is still running rich
the other one is in my exhaust which would be pre cat....
so i just swapped them both out, and the car is still running rich
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