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Thread: oxy sensor

  1. #1
    Rob Guest

    oxy sensor

    I am still trying to find the oxy sensor/s on my car. Here are a few photos of my exaust manifold. Can anyone help.

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  2. #2
    Bigtoyota Guest
    It should be down the exhaust system further, in the head pipe and not the manifold.

  3. #3
    Rob Guest
    Just been down under the car & there is nothing else in the line past the mannifold.

  4. #4
    Rob Guest
    Ok. I think i found the problem of the car running rough. I had the hose with the hho to far away from the air intake so when i planted my foot it was as if it was the first time the engine was geting the hho. I pushed the hose up further so it is up to the air filter & took the car for a good test drive. When the car was warming up & the cell was turned on it started to run rough then setteld down after a few minutes. Went for a drive & the car ran smooth as, & had a bit more power, i don't know how it went for fuel consumption, i will know more at the end of the week. The only problem i had was the cell heated up to much & started spitting water down the line. I have just changed the mixture inside it & will see how it goes.

    & still cant find the oxy sensor

  5. #5
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    you must bench test your cell before install. its got to be able to run for hours with out getting over 160 degrees. in my opinion a bubbler is a must. without it too much water vapor gets sucked in.

  6. #6
    Rob Guest
    I agree totaly with the bubbler. I have loosely packed a couple of cotton balls in the line just at the out side of the bubbler. They catch a fair bit of moisture then it just dribbles back into the bubbler.
    With less bicarb in the mix no water is spitting out of the cell now.

  7. #7
    Bigtoyota Guest
    If there's no O2 sensor, are you sure that it's got throttle body fuel injection? It may just have a carb with a lot of electrical sensors to make it LOOK like throttle body fuel injection. I'm not an expert on Nissan's though, so I couldn't tell you for sure.

  8. #8
    Rob Guest
    Prety sure it's fuel injected. There is plug in the engine bay that has stuff for, ignition, eng .con & injector qgs .cont. The only one with the plug in it is the injector.

    If there is a computer of somesorts reading the oxygen levels, would there be a fuse for it in the fusebox?

    If so there is no fuse for it.

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