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O2 Sensor - Question

When the CAT is removed / eliminated (on a 3.2)what becomes of the O2 sensor........and what about its input to the DME? Please pardon my ignorance on this one.

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Old 01-23-2005, 05:42 AM
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That is an interesting question. I think you need to keep the O2 sensor on DME pulsed injection. Based on what I know about bosch pulsed injection systems, I would guess that without the cat, the sensor would read high levels and try to lean out the mixture constantly. Perhaps someone knows a way around this. Sorry I didn't contribute much.
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The O2 sensor is located before the cat so removing the cat has no effect on its operation.
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My bad........I thought it sat right on the entry end of the cat. Thanks for the info......
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There is a place to put the sensor (O2?) in the Dansk "test pipe"
Do I just remove the one from the cat and put it there? How can I tell if it is working properly...can moving these things causes a problem...I will try to remove it very carefully.
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If the O2 sensor is disconnected, the DME goes to a neutral AFR setting, i.e. neutral
fuel mixture set by the internal .50 volts & no longer optimizes the AFR @ 14.7.
The DME can be run without the O2 sensor without a CAT or if with a CAT and the
miixture is not too rich (>>1.5% CO before the CAT).

Check out this web site (www.systemsc.com) on the Waveforms page for more
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