Subject	I am willing to bet you have a faulty wideband sensor
Posted by	John (MD) on February 08, 2014 at 12:04 PM
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In Reply To	z32 running Very lean posted by rico649 on February 02, 2014 at 11:02 AM
Message	swap the sensor with a known good sensor. These sensors will go bad I had two of mine go bad in the past. This can be due to the use of race gas or bad quality pump gas
Follow Ups	z32 running Very lean - rico649 11:02:39 02/02/14 Tell me about your Widebands - Cjw3 12:43:08 02/02/14 Re: Tell me about your Widebands - rico649 16:48:51 02/02/14 That is only part of the Questions.. - Cjw3 16:59:46 02/02/14 Re: That is only part of the Questions.. - rico649 17:36:07 02/02/14 Please help me out here - Cjw3 18:13:58 02/02/14 Re: Please help me out here - rico649 18:56:15 02/02/14 I'm stumped at it running fine with only One O2 Sensor - Cjw3 21:33:46 02/02/14 Re: Re: Please help me out here - Stadsport (Nick@CZP) 10:59:08 02/03/14 Re: Re: Re: Please help me out here - rico649 19:15:33 02/05/14 Did you redownload the map? Just one more shot at it :-/ (n/m) - puchy 06:28:07 02/10/14 Have you calibrated the WB? Follow procedure if you haven't - puchy 16:06:04 02/04/14 Vacuum leak..... - zx299 17:25:16 02/02/14 Re: Vacuum leak..... - rico649 18:59:57 02/02/14 I am willing to bet you have a faulty wideband sensor - John (MD) 12:04:52 02/08/14
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