Haltech 1V O2 sensor settings question
1V O2 sensor settings question
Ive just installed a factory 3 wire 02 sensor from a R33 GTS nissan syline ( 2L 6cyl) and wired it up etc.
Ive got my e6x set to 1 volt etc, are all 1V sensors the same? what settings should I have this set to, also will it work to adjust my idle so that i can have a nice mixture so it aint running to rich?
Thanks guys
Ive got my e6x set to 1 volt etc, are all 1V sensors the same? what settings should I have this set to, also will it work to adjust my idle so that i can have a nice mixture so it aint running to rich?
Thanks guys
I usually run 12:1 at idle to keep it smooth, unless the idle speed is high then you can run a bit leaner. May be ok for cruise, narrowband usually all fluctuate around lambda1(14.7:1) so would be good for cruise trim.
Last edited by Nige; May 24, 2010 at 04:29 PM.
so i need to find out what voltage the sensor is putting out at lambda and then set the ecu to adjust to that above idle speed?? any ideas where i would find this info? or is it auto adjust?
It will fluctuate between around 0.2V and 0.8V in a sine wave type signal, I haven't used narrowband on an aftermarket ECU myself, so can't recommend settings. Most sensors of that type are the same, set it to 0-1V narrowband and see what options it gives and and see what happens 
I would set it to correct above idle and a range of vacuum that you will be in when cruising at light load (ie motorway or open road type running).
I personally don't bother with closed loop, but I tend to do a bit of highway tuning to lean it out in that area anyway which achieves the same thing. Where abouts in NZ are you?

I would set it to correct above idle and a range of vacuum that you will be in when cruising at light load (ie motorway or open road type running).
I personally don't bother with closed loop, but I tend to do a bit of highway tuning to lean it out in that area anyway which achieves the same thing. Where abouts in NZ are you?
Last edited by Nige; May 24, 2010 at 09:33 PM.
If it's running rich enough that you know it's running rich without a wideband then closed loop idle control isn't going to solve your problem. You need the base tune to be within <5% for closed loop to work well. That's not very much margin.
IMO, stop wasting time with a narrow band sensor. You need the wideband to properly calibrate the ECU anyway.
IMO, stop wasting time with a narrow band sensor. You need the wideband to properly calibrate the ECU anyway.
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