Delta1Seven
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So, I have a 2022 and not looking to clone my ECU yet. However, I do want to go catless without a CEL.
It got me thinking on how O2 sensors work. To my understanding, the output voltage of the sensor dictates the value the car will read from the sensor. Why can't I just put a potentiometer, resistors, etc in line and force the output voltage of the sensor to be a value that the car thinks is acceptable? heck, if I find a good (and repeatable) way to do this I know some of you guys on here will also want to DIY this as well.
I'm a little rusty at the moment but I used to do a lot of circuit board manufacturing. I enjoy tinkering with things and for some reason I really want to figure this out, as I know those O2 spacers really don't work long term on our cars.
Can anyone explain how exactly or O2 sensors work? And if this is even plausible assuming I learn more about them?
It got me thinking on how O2 sensors work. To my understanding, the output voltage of the sensor dictates the value the car will read from the sensor. Why can't I just put a potentiometer, resistors, etc in line and force the output voltage of the sensor to be a value that the car thinks is acceptable? heck, if I find a good (and repeatable) way to do this I know some of you guys on here will also want to DIY this as well.
I'm a little rusty at the moment but I used to do a lot of circuit board manufacturing. I enjoy tinkering with things and for some reason I really want to figure this out, as I know those O2 spacers really don't work long term on our cars.
Can anyone explain how exactly or O2 sensors work? And if this is even plausible assuming I learn more about them?
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