Posted by Indiana Ken on July 30, 2012 at 18:24:31 from (66.249.232.45):
In Reply to: Air/Fuel Ratio gauge posted by Rick Remmert on July 30, 2012 at 15:56:11:
There are various styles that read an O2 sensor. You will need to the weld the fitting in your exhaust. The best way to go is a wide band O2 sensor however, they are more costly. Most performance automotive dealers/catalogs will carry them.
Note - an O2 sensor is not capatible with leaded fuel and will become fouled after a short time. You can read the mix and then remove the sensor but continued use with leaded fuel will foul them.
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