A few questions on o2 sensors.
1. How does the obd1 honda control its fueling? oem, non chipped ecu (p06 i wanna say, don't quote me.) Is it reading the oxygen, then add/subtract from all cylinders equally? or does it cut two at a time?
2. Theres a header coming in with a bung on the #4 runner. If I place the ecu sensor there, will the other three, or the pair not associated with #4 run poorly, i.e. because its reading average one cylinder, instead of average 4 will it over/underfuel anything?
3. If it needs to be on the collector somewhere, (since heating is not an issue) does it matter how long the wires are? Will I run into any issues extending the wires for the sensor? Will the resistance increase be significant enough that it will read lean, so it will always run rich?
I want to keep the oem fueling intact as much as possible. As long as I can keep my 32city/47hwy I'm golden, honestly. If it bumps up a bit after the rebuild I'll be even more joyous.
INFO: Yes, I am keeping a cat. I am adding a flex pipe to the mix, so I can tie the system higher up against the body, and add heat shields to offset the heat problems. There will be a "muffler" on the car. I'm NOT looking to rice this thing out.......seriously. I just rebuilt the engine, and re sealed the trans. Just completed rear disc swap (theres an easier way) and replaced all rear bushings w/ OEM Honda parts. All engine and trans parts the same, OEM Honda. The exhaust is going to be 2" all the way, minus the resonator (experiment)
Any other info needed, just ask.
1. How does the obd1 honda control its fueling? oem, non chipped ecu (p06 i wanna say, don't quote me.) Is it reading the oxygen, then add/subtract from all cylinders equally? or does it cut two at a time?
2. Theres a header coming in with a bung on the #4 runner. If I place the ecu sensor there, will the other three, or the pair not associated with #4 run poorly, i.e. because its reading average one cylinder, instead of average 4 will it over/underfuel anything?
3. If it needs to be on the collector somewhere, (since heating is not an issue) does it matter how long the wires are? Will I run into any issues extending the wires for the sensor? Will the resistance increase be significant enough that it will read lean, so it will always run rich?
I want to keep the oem fueling intact as much as possible. As long as I can keep my 32city/47hwy I'm golden, honestly. If it bumps up a bit after the rebuild I'll be even more joyous.
INFO: Yes, I am keeping a cat. I am adding a flex pipe to the mix, so I can tie the system higher up against the body, and add heat shields to offset the heat problems. There will be a "muffler" on the car. I'm NOT looking to rice this thing out.......seriously. I just rebuilt the engine, and re sealed the trans. Just completed rear disc swap (theres an easier way) and replaced all rear bushings w/ OEM Honda parts. All engine and trans parts the same, OEM Honda. The exhaust is going to be 2" all the way, minus the resonator (experiment)
Any other info needed, just ask.
