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No o2 sensor on M13A
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03 Nov 2022 00:25 - 03 Nov 2022 00:39 #245717
by fordem
Replied by fordem on topic No o2 sensor on M13A
I like to play the devil's advocate - how do you get "seems it never had one" from "there is a bolt in the whole where it goes"? Couldn't a previous owner have unbolted the O2 sensor and fitted a bolt in it's place?
I could understand the statement "seems it never had one" being made if the manifold had no bung to take one.
In the interests of full disclosure I should mention that I have owned more than one fuel injected Suzuki that did not have an O2 sensor, and those manifolds did not have the threaded bung to accept one. On the one that I still have, (a 98 GV with a J20a engine) the wiring harness connector, pre-wired for the O2 sensor is present, but, there is no bung on the manifold.
Try looking behind the glove box - do you see anything like this ...
Those are two different views of the CO2 adjusting resistor fitted to my car, if your Jimny didn't have an O2 sensor from the factory, it should havea CO2 adjusting resistor.
I could understand the statement "seems it never had one" being made if the manifold had no bung to take one.
In the interests of full disclosure I should mention that I have owned more than one fuel injected Suzuki that did not have an O2 sensor, and those manifolds did not have the threaded bung to accept one. On the one that I still have, (a 98 GV with a J20a engine) the wiring harness connector, pre-wired for the O2 sensor is present, but, there is no bung on the manifold.
Try looking behind the glove box - do you see anything like this ...
Those are two different views of the CO2 adjusting resistor fitted to my car, if your Jimny didn't have an O2 sensor from the factory, it should havea CO2 adjusting resistor.
Last edit: 03 Nov 2022 00:39 by fordem. Reason: additional information.
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