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does anyone know if a wideband o2 sensor ever came on any vehicles stock?

thanks.


also, is it possible to use it on my mx-3 and just get a controller?

I work at a parts store, and I could just order one at my discount.

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wideband is an awesome tool!!! im not sure the benefits on a stock engine.. but for turbo it does wonders!

dont get narrow band.. it doesnt even tell you correct info. My friend has a turbo mx3 and his tells him hes running rich with stock fpr fmu and injectors lol

well, what cars do they come on from tha factory?

that is my question.... :)

The '01 civics I believe came with them. I would assume later models did to. As the price gap between narrow band and wide band closes you will see them on more and more stock vehicles.

There is no way I would buy a used wideband. How do you know the damn thing works? Go on Ebay.. look up AEM UEGO. Drop $200-$250, and be happy.

sure lets say you get the wideband sensor (new bosh costs 80) but the gause is the pricey part, you just cant connect it to a narrowband gauge.

okay, I bought the AEM uego. that should do.

I think that I have everything now, except the stupid hot pipes that seem like they will never get here.

grr.

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