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Old 02-15-2011, 05:05 PM
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Noob 02 sensor question

I know the difference between wide band and narrow band but how do you tell which sensor is wide or narrow band?

I currently have NTK pre-cat and stock post-cat.
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anyone?
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physically i don't know. But widebands usually come in a package with a gauge. Do you want to set up a gauge or something?
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Ya I was thinking either a gauge or something like this
Obviously the gauge would be more accurate but the other wouldn't require a gauge.
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If im not mistaken, widebands normally have more that the 2 wires a narrow band will. (or at least mine does)
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I took a closer look at the wideband kit AEM offers and the sensor they use is a bosch sensor.
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