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Relocation of Oxygen Sensor 200 1990

posted by  Big Harry on  Fri Apr 23 00:26 CST 2010
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Having played with several O2 sensor locations and various sensor bypasses, I would have to say that changing the location of the sensor to closer to the exhaust manifold won't result in a noticeable change in fuel usage. I have a 1988 745 that I de-turboed using an engine from an 86 240. The car gets exactly the same mileage whether the O2 sensor is close to the Cat or the manifold.

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New Relocation of Oxygen Sensor [200][1990]
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