Hey guys, just thought this might be another good topic to clear up. i was curious myself.
Im using an LC1 and i havent had any problems with it so far at all, pretty happy at the moment. but i know you have to use 91 octane gas or higher to stop from ruining the sensor. so just a few things i was hoping ppl could pitch in and give some things NOT TO DO with your wideband, such as running old gas, or lower octane gasoline....ive never heard any others, But there MUST be alot of others. so if you know any can we post them up for everyone using a wideband.
And How do you know when it does go bad, do you get readings wayyy off. does the voltage constantly flucuate alot in large amounts? so any good tips on maintaining a wideband and what to watch out for, thought it might be a good thread, lets see what we can get!
Im using an LC1 and i havent had any problems with it so far at all, pretty happy at the moment. but i know you have to use 91 octane gas or higher to stop from ruining the sensor. so just a few things i was hoping ppl could pitch in and give some things NOT TO DO with your wideband, such as running old gas, or lower octane gasoline....ive never heard any others, But there MUST be alot of others. so if you know any can we post them up for everyone using a wideband.
And How do you know when it does go bad, do you get readings wayyy off. does the voltage constantly flucuate alot in large amounts? so any good tips on maintaining a wideband and what to watch out for, thought it might be a good thread, lets see what we can get!