Ive confirmed my o2 sensor is bad and have been running with it unplugged. Im looking to replace it soon but im not sure what i should go with. Are there any decent priced wideband sensors (with narrowband output for the ecu) i can get now and get a gauge later when i have the ability to adjust my AFR?
The only difference between a 3 wire and 4 wire o2 sensor is the 4th wire as signal ground correct? If i dont get a wideband yet i can run this (bottom) sensor with no problems (provided i ground that sensor ground...) correct?
Any reason to get a denso one full with harness if im running a meghan bellmouth needing extend wire anyways? I obviously would rather spend the $40 for one with bare wires i can cable up, then $110 for one i would have to cut. Is the brand going to matter?
Thanks
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o2 question
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Zeitronix has the best priced & setup wideband IMO.
You're correct, the 4th wire is signal ground.
That sensor should work.
You're correct, the 4th wire is signal ground.
That sensor should work.
Josh
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surrealmirage.com/subaru
1990 Legacy (AWD, 6MT, & EJ22T Swap)
2020 Outback Limted XT
If you need to get a hold of me please email me rather then pm