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WB O2 vs. NB O2

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kidtaurus

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What is the difference bewteen Wide band and Narrow Band O2 sensors? What are the advantages and disadvantages of each?
 

2bav8

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I was just thinking this question might be better asked in the late model forum
 
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narrow band is very vague in reading the exhaust gasses. It pretty much tells you if your running rich or lean, not specific A/F ratios. Where as wide band can tell you exactly what A/F ratio you are at.

Narrow band stuff is cheap and wide band stuff is expensive
 
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