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O2 sensor in EGR bung? 140-160 1974

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posted by  JohnMc on  Thu Mar 31 07:26 CST 2005
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No idea, but an exhaust shop stuck a bung on my header for only $15. Of course, the header was off, making it that much easier for them to do.

Single wire/narrow band O2 sensors aren't of much use hooked up to a gauge, especially on carbed cars. It will spend much of its time pegged one way or another. Wideband sensors and kits are getting cheaper, but they are still relatively pricey. But the difference between narrow and wide band is about like the difference between an oil pressure gauge and a low oil warning light.
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