quick question-does an 89 240sx have a narrow band oxygen sensor????

[zenki.life]

i need to know to see if a gauge im thinking about buying will work. but it needs to be a narrow band oxygen sensor. does an 89 s13 have one.

[VQMaxFan]

pretty sure.


btw. dont get it, i got one for "free" bought a set of autometers all electric for like 100 and the guy threw in his narrowband sensor. I hooked it up just to see what was the deal with it, and it does nothing but show what the ecu is seeing. pretty much pointless.

[zenki.life]

yea i wanna use an air/fuel guage.


so its pointless??

[VQMaxFan]

yea i wanna use an air/fuel guage.


so its pointless??

Yeah pretty much, if you wanna know what your air fuel ratios really are the only real way to know is get a wideband.

[zenki.life]

hmmmm much more expensive. :(

[zenki.life]

so does anyone else know if this is a narrow or wide??? any more ideas???

[fliprayzin240sx]

Dont waste your money on it. If its a gauge that uses the stock narrow band sensor, you might as well just go buy some christmas tree lights and hook them up inside your car. Thats about what a narrow band gauge is worth. You're better off buying a volt meter gauge, atleast itll tell you something worth looking at.

Plain and simple, you cant tune with a narrow band sensor.

[gregfarz78]

I lol at the people that buy an a/f gauge with stock o2 sensors, you need wide band

[pinkarrowsnow]

you need wideband please dont cheap out on the most important monitoring device for your engine.

[s13tilldeath*]

Wideband buddy dont waste your money on pointless shit......