VX o2 Sensor
Hello,
Does anyone have pics of: 1) a VX engine bay and where the o2 sensor can be found? 2) picture of CA and non-CA sensors so i can see the difference? Going to be looking at a few VX's and I want to be able to tell them apart. Thanks! |
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If the car has a 5-wire 02 sensor (count the wires) it is a wideband and probably a non-CA car w/lean-burn. If the sensor has 4 or 1 wire(s), it's a narrowband sensor, and the car doesn't have lean-burn. This being said, it's possible an owner could have installed a narrow-band in a non-CA car and just unplugged the bulb for the check engine light. Same thing could happen if someone installed a wideband in a narrowband car. There is also codes on the ECU that tell you if it's a lean-burn ecu or not. Can't help you on those though since I don't know the difference in the ECU codes. GL on the search for a VX. |
Thanks Dan.
You'll have to excuse my ignorance but how involved is it to make a CA VX the same as non CA VX other than the o2 sensor? Thanks, John Quote:
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It is a bit costly, PIA, but very doable. If your looking for a car and you really want it to have lean burn, you'd be a lot better off to get one with it already on.
If you want to do it, it would require a new 5 wire sensor, which is about $350, it would require a lean burn ecu, it would require a bit of rewiring, to change the wiring to utilize the 5 wire sensor and then their are some ancillary additional changes to make. If you can purchase on which is already set up, it is worth a little more, just to get one which has the right items already installed. |
Got it. Thank you much for the help guys.
-John Quote:
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