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Old 08-03-2006, 03:32 PM   #15
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Originally Posted by SVOboy
Yeah, Iono what that lubedev site is trying to say now, but the oxygen sensor is not an egt sensor. That's not how it works, making it hotter won't do jack since it doesn't measure temperature.

He says finding "good" gasoline can benefit you 35%, and I say he's full of hot air.
True with the temperature reading, but many sensors have heaters for operation (many 4-wire models). I'm thinking that with an increase in temperature, the element reading changes. That's all I got...

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