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92359, Is this wide band O2 sensor good? Posted by gilee_8, Aug-15-05 10:15 AM
http://www.jegs.com/cgi-bin/ncommerce3/ProductDisplay?prrfnbr=244324&prmenbr=361
sup guys, is the above o2 sensor good? anyone uses it? is there any WB o2 sensor you guys recommend?
Also one IMPORTANT thing, is the above WBO2 compatiable with the MSII, so I can connect it to my MegaSquirt?
Thanks man. I will order it as soon as I get the questions answered! Thanks! Gil
EDIT, I was talking ot my friend, so if I am getting the megasquirt, can I JUST GET THE WBO2 sensor (alot cheaper) then just connect the sensor to the MSII, and work like that??? Thanks.
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92361, RE: Is this wide band O2 sensor good? Posted by willmayo, Aug-15-05 01:44 PM
I've heard good things about it. In fact, I just ordered the black on black one from the link you provided, so thanks! Thats a good price.
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92364, RE: Is this wide band O2 sensor good? Posted by djtrickee, Aug-15-05 03:13 PM
http://www.zeitronix.com/index.html
Best. In my opinion, and other magazines as well.
And yes you need the "brain" to interepret what the WB02 sensor is outputting and that in turn sends out a Megasquirt compatible (usually) wb02 reading.
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92366, RE: Is this wide band O2 sensor good? Posted by gilee_8, Aug-15-05 04:28 PM
Thanks alot guys. I am ordering it then Gil
BTW guys, I heard WBO2 sensor life time is only less then 20K. is that true? if so, then that means they are MUCH shorter life span then original O2 sensor?
Gil
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92367, RE: Is this wide band O2 sensor good? Posted by RxR_Eclipse, Aug-15-05 04:35 PM
fuck beans that is cheap. I would get it.
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92369, RE: Is this wide band O2 sensor good? Posted by eclipse982nrRST, Aug-15-05 05:20 PM
i just got that like 3 weeks ago and i love it. ive never had a diff wb02, but it works good and very easy to tune too.
lifespan is about 75k miles too on 93 octane
anything over that, or leaded or race gas, kills the lifespan of the sensor.
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92373, RE: Is this wide band O2 sensor good? Posted by RxR_Eclipse, Aug-15-05 07:49 PM
I just ordered one.
FYI This is compatable with your MS.
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92374, RE: Is this wide band O2 sensor good? Posted by gilee_8, Aug-16-05 02:35 AM
super SWEET! I ordered 1 yesterday already. cannot wait.
Now I need to get the MSII. Can someone please answer the question I have at the "Engine Management Systems & Controllers" forum: http://forums.2gnt.com/dcboard.php?az=show_topic&forum=54&topic_id=1163&mode=full
I need to konw what to order, so I can order! Thanks guys! Gil
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92378, RE: Is this wide band O2 sensor good? Posted by willmayo, Aug-16-05 06:54 AM
the bastards sold all of the $252 gauges, now all they have is the 6-in-1 for 377. those bastards, had it ordered and everything.
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92379, RE: Is this wide band O2 sensor good? Posted by gilee_8, Aug-16-05 07:49 AM
They are just on backorder. just wait, and you will have it. I ordered two. Gil
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92380, RE: Is this wide band O2 sensor good? Posted by willmayo, Aug-16-05 08:22 AM
Originally posted by gilee_8 They are just on backorder. just wait, and you will have it. I ordered two. Gil
Yeah, but listen to this. I got an email saying that they were on backorder and that they had another color in stock. So I called them up to switch to the black/white gauge and they said they've been discontinued, and that even though it says they're on backorder, they'll never come in because they dont make them anymore. They migrated away from the three seperate gauges and now offer one gauge that you can change the bezel and face of, for $377.xx. You might want to call them.
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92381, RE: Is this wide band O2 sensor good? Posted by gilee_8, Aug-16-05 08:42 AM
Damn, are you serious? let me call. Gil
Thanks for the heads up!
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92383, RE: Is this wide band O2 sensor good? Posted by ner947, Aug-16-05 09:52 AM
The AEM controller is a very good unit, although I like the WB02.com unit, the factory VW sensors that their controllers use cost $40, are very easy to find, and last a long time. I've had the same sensor for about 2 years now, around 30k miles, even dumped some leaded gas on it every now and then and it still works fine, although I always carry a spare.
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92393, RE: Is this wide band O2 sensor good? Posted by MCubed45, Aug-16-05 06:36 PM
damn that sold out fast...
but i guess when you consider how much it retails for at most other places it's not that surprising.
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