Re: Oxy sensor probs

[kdbinney@juno.com (Kyle D Binney)]

well my car runs like crap.  The other problem without having an oxy
sensor is that you cant set the mixture with a dwell meter or the harness
connected to the differential pressure regulator if so equiped.  I
suppose if you could get to use an exhaust analyzer you could set it up. 
I personally would start looking some more, The o2 sensor is a good Idea
to leave connected.  Although I over heard someone at the club h2o
meeting in april saying he always removes them and they are junk.

Kyle

On Wed, 4 Jun 1997 20:44:20 +0000 "Jay Docherty"
<jdoc@postoffice.ptd.net> writes:
>Well this might sound really stupid but I cannot find the wire that 
>plugs into the oxy sensors wire.  I know where it should be but its 
>not there.  Incase you havn't been following my saga I just finished 
>putting a 1.8 in my 80 scirocco.
>
>When I start the car it idles fine and the EGR lights doesn't come 
>on.  When I look in the bently it says the "smog" sciroccos should 
>have a oxy sensor and it isn't a smog scirocco.  The old exhaust 
>manifold had a oxy sensor but I don't remember if it was plugged in.
>What happens if you run without a oxy sensor?
>
>
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