Subject	Do not run your sensor unpowered in the exhaust stream
Posted by	HogZ (Allen, TX) on June 09, 2006 at 11:22 AM
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In Reply To	Which wideband posted by dream Z (MD) on June 09, 2006 at 10:10 AM
Message	.. which is what happens usually when you install a switch between your two sensors.. one is active, the other not until you switch between them. Running one unpowered in the exhaust will greatly shorten the life of the sensor (or so I have been told.. could be wrong I guess). That being said, I have the innovate motorsports like Scott mentioned, and it works great.
Follow Ups	Which wideband - dream Z (MD) 10:10:41 06/09/06 I have the zeitronix and I love it - luke21 10:12:50 06/09/06 2nd love mine aswell. (n/m) - Crim 10:43:07 06/09/06 never heard of it (n/m) - dream Z (MD) 10:46:59 06/09/06 http://www.innovatemotorsports.com/ (n/m) - Scotts94z32 11:12:36 06/09/06 I did not see anything about a NTK sensor which - dream Z (MD) 11:25:59 06/09/06 Why would you use *leaded* fuel when there are plenty of - Z-Jay (Edmonton, AB) 11:55:59 06/09/06 It was just tuned on half 116 octane and half 93 octane - dream Z (MD) 12:12:08 06/09/06 Rinnovate is compatable with NTK - ztunerz 01:52:38 06/10/06 Do not run your sensor unpowered in the exhaust stream - HogZ (Allen, TX) 11:22:25 06/09/06 Thanks I just read that on the innovate site guess - dream Z (MD) 11:32:13 06/09/06 Re: Thanks I just read that on the innovate site guess - HogZ (Allen, TX) 11:40:26 06/09/06 AEM dual wide band. I have and it works great. - natottz 13:11:22 06/09/06 i carry the AEM 6 in 1 widebands w/ white gauges (n/m) - kryptonite729@VP 14:40:44 06/09/06 PLX (n/m) - Shawn300zTT GT28R MD 14:53:00 06/09/06
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