That O2 sensor.
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That O2 sensor.
How fast should the O2 sensor react?
I was just looking at Theo's web site.
<a href="http://home.planet.nl/~Jennit/Technical/Technical.htm" target="_blank">http://home.planet.nl/~Jennit/Technical/Technical.htm</a>
Under the O2 sensor it says that the sensor should react with in a a second. If it takes 3-4 seconds to react to a pulled vacume line, then the sensor is too slow.
Is this correct?
Could this cause a wobbaly idle, dieing after a hard, full throtal acceleration followed by a quick stop, and other similer problems?
I know my sensor take more than 4 seconds to react to a major vacume line being pulled.
btw, thank you Brandan, I checked my pressure regulaters, and they are working well. The fuel rail pressure tests OK.
I was just looking at Theo's web site.
<a href="http://home.planet.nl/~Jennit/Technical/Technical.htm" target="_blank">http://home.planet.nl/~Jennit/Technical/Technical.htm</a>
Under the O2 sensor it says that the sensor should react with in a a second. If it takes 3-4 seconds to react to a pulled vacume line, then the sensor is too slow.
Is this correct?
Could this cause a wobbaly idle, dieing after a hard, full throtal acceleration followed by a quick stop, and other similer problems?
I know my sensor take more than 4 seconds to react to a major vacume line being pulled.
btw, thank you Brandan, I checked my pressure regulaters, and they are working well. The fuel rail pressure tests OK.