  GasSavers_Explorer Resistance 03-27-2006, 07:14 AM
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06-11-2007, 10:05 PM
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>>There is no need for an oscillator.
>>The value coming from an O2 sensor is DC.
No,, not was I was thinking.... a motor or oscillator that could close a circuit with a certain adjustable frequency to ground the output of the o2 periodically... something that would allow an increase in the fequency of the "rich" reading feedback to the ecu... something you could adjust from no change to a little to more... etc.
Wonder if something like that would work... just thinking about it.
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