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"Chrisbennet,
Thanks for clarifying."
Clarifying what????????
"The 12.6 number is a textbook number I assume. Every motor is different." - Chris Bennett -
The 12.6 is a theoretical value which varies little between ALL engines!
DO SOME READING AND DON'T ALWAYS BELIEVE THE "HEAR-SAY".
Bottomline:
As I said, to control the A/F ratio, requires a feedback element, e.g. an O2 sensor
which is what basically was initially asked. It's B.S. to assume that basic fuel
maps can control the A/F ratios without an O2 sensor over all loads and driving
conditions. THAT'S WHY AN O2 SENSOR IS USED TODAY ON ALL CARS!
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Last edited by Lorenfb; 09-07-2004 at 01:57 AM..
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