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O2 sensors-linearity and adjustment?
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- From: Craig K Yandow <Craig.K.Yandow@aero.org>
- Date: Thu, 5 Nov 1998 18:45:31 -0800
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So, how do the fuel injection computers adjust for inevitable differences in
the sensitivity of O2 sensors? I bet even factory spec versions have
differences in sensitivity and linearity. Seems to me that the real fear is
that using an 02 sensor with different slope on o2 vs whatever curve will
result in an over rich or too lean condition - each with consequences?
Is there a process, manual or automatic, that adjusts the O2 sensor to the
system it is in? Or are we to believe that all of them are manufactured to
same sensitivity and linearity?
Regards,
Craig