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wide band lambda sensor,is this feasable? #36346 26/01/2006 06:32 26/01/2006 06:32
Joined: Jan 2006 Posts: 1,618 Oswestry Genic OP My life on the forum
Genic OP My life on the forum Joined: Jan 2006 Posts: 1,618 Oswestry	ok this is just a thought but, could a wide band lambda sensor be used to control the fueling of a car? i mean instaed of the chip taking the parameters of the sensors. the idea being that the wide band sensor could control the injectors? thoughts? G

Re: wide band lambda sensor,is this feasable? #36347 26/01/2006 07:59 26/01/2006 07:59
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Anonymous Unregistered A	Yes a lot of cars work like this and do closed loop monitoring throughout the rev range. Honda's have a wideband sesnor like this as standard. Its not going to work on a 20VT though unless you retro fit a brand new ECU. Also I have no idea whether its feasible on turbo cars due to the effect different boost levels has on fuelling.

Re: wide band lambda sensor,is this feasable? #36348 26/01/2006 08:07 26/01/2006 08:07
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Genic OP My life on the forum Joined: Jan 2006 Posts: 1,618 Oswestry	oh right did not actually know it had being done before, wonder if a stand alone fuel system is possible but as you say the fact of it being a turbo may bring up some big issues. G p.s. going of topic cosmograph but are you still doing the coil over kits ?

Re: wide band lambda sensor,is this feasable? #36349 26/01/2006 17:43 26/01/2006 17:43
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Anonymous Unregistered A	No longer Im afraid. best to contact Lars at www.gazzella.cc. He seems to be the most competitive for FK stuff.

Re: wide band lambda sensor,is this feasable? #36350 26/01/2006 17:50 26/01/2006 17:50
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Anonymous Unregistered A	I sent Gazella an email and got an automated response .......... and thats it.

Re: wide band lambda sensor,is this feasable? #36351 26/01/2006 17:53 26/01/2006 17:53
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Re: wide band lambda sensor,is this feasable? #36352 26/01/2006 19:03 26/01/2006 19:03
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Re: wide band lambda sensor,is this feasable? #36353 26/01/2006 23:56 26/01/2006 23:56
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Genic OP My life on the forum Joined: Jan 2006 Posts: 1,618 Oswestry	wanted to see if it was possible to use WB sensor to make a stand alone fuel controler for my car, or possilbally to control a sixth injector if it detects the car running lean as a boost over the normal injectors.

Re: wide band lambda sensor,is this feasable? #36354 27/01/2006 00:40 27/01/2006 00:40
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Re: wide band lambda sensor,is this feasable? #36355 27/01/2006 16:46 27/01/2006 16:46
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