dakota_24 wrote:
> Ok on to the theory - suppose we put in a 160 thermostat (or whatever is
> less than the
> <stuff deleted>
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> ok on theory if all this hinges on lets say a 160 deg thermo but we all know
> that isnt good for the perf why not give the puter a false code with a
> resistor in the wire to the water temp sensor ??
> Chris
Cause this will only work during open loop which the computer is in a very short
length of time. The rest of the time - the mixture is totally controlled by the
O2 sensor regardless of what the temp sensor is sending.
Another theory: Along your same train of thought - how about we add a voltage
follower circuit with a quick response time and very low input impedance - to
follow the bouncing O2 sensor - giving the computer its expected 14.7 while
REALLY allowing a 12.5 for power??? Anyone want to play with that one? (not on
my Indy!)
Latr,
Shane
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