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02 sensor replacement.... ^w-t-f mate? - Printable Version +- Madison Motorsports (https://forum.mmsports.org) +-- Forum: Technical (https://forum.mmsports.org/forumdisplay.php?fid=4) +--- Forum: Technical Discussion (https://forum.mmsports.org/forumdisplay.php?fid=11) +--- Thread: 02 sensor replacement.... ^w-t-f mate? (/showthread.php?tid=3334) Pages:
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02 sensor replacement.... ^w-t-f mate? - .RJ - 12-15-2005 So the miata had been a bit down on fuel mileage, with a CEL for a little while, with a bad o2 sensor listed as one of the triggers for the light. I figured, its got to be the o2 sensor, after I fixed an exhaust leak after the pre-cat (new gasket). I get a new OEM sensor from Felton today, so I pull the old one off.... sho' nuff its a 'universal' type that you wire into the factory harness. Those things never work worth a shit.... but I was curious how this guy "wired" it in..... Pics speak for themselves on this one: ![]() ![]()
- Mike - 12-15-2005 bahahahahaha!! were the wires at least individually wrapped in electrical tape? - .RJ - 12-15-2005 Yes.... - Chris - 12-15-2005 Mike Wrote:bahahahahaha!! were the wires at least individually wrapped in electrical tape? you would hope so! talk about a piece of work. I can't imagine what my boss would do if I wired a $60k home theater system like that! - .RJ - 12-15-2005 I'm no electrical engineer, but at least I know the value in soldering and heatwrap. - getfast - 12-15-2005 That is some booty-rigged Cobetto Racing zip-tie-duct-tape lookin' shit right there. :wink: Oh well, at least now you know it's right :twisted: Jon - ViPER1313 - 12-15-2005 Wire crimps are your friend hock:
- .RJ - 12-15-2005 getfast Wrote:Oh well, at least now you know it's right :twisted: Yep. Thanks again Jon :thumbup: - ScottyB - 12-16-2005 i don't see whats wrong, that looks like most of my fixes. - .RJ - 12-16-2005 ScottyB Wrote:i don't see whats wrong, that looks like most of my fixes. Well, I agree, since most of my fixes involve zip ties and racer tape.... but sometimes, things need to be done right
- ScottyB - 12-16-2005 .RJ Wrote:sometimes, things need to be done right no way, that's too expensive. - BLINGMW - 12-16-2005 bah, good enough for an O2 sensor, who needs those things anyway! :lol: ....Always a bit frustrating to pay extra for the factory replacement only to find that a PO has destroyed whatever connector was supposed to hook up to what you just bought. :x - CaptainHenreh - 12-16-2005 Just so you guys can nod sagely at my misery... that is, exactly, what the 1JZ harness looked like. Twisted and taped. Still gives me nightmares. - ScottyB - 12-16-2005 CaptainHenreh Wrote:Just so you guys can nod sagely at my misery... *nods in a sage manner, wipes tear from eye* - Mike - 12-16-2005 i do my speaker wires KINDA like that... should i be shot? i at least seperate the individual strands, mesh them, and then twist.
- .RJ - 12-16-2005 o2 sensors are a tiny bit more important than that
- Sijray21 - 12-16-2005 most of my quick fixes look like that as long as it works..? - Evan - 12-16-2005 .RJ Wrote:o2 sensors are a tiny bit more important than thatsure, but technically, there is nothing wrong with doing it that way, its still a good solid connection. personally i solder stuff, but thats just for durability really, the connection is the same - .RJ - 12-16-2005 Evan Wrote:the connection is the same I dont think so - not having a solid, soldered/heat wrapped connection could introduce a lot of noise into the signal, and with something like the picky obd2 computer it would be enough to drop gas mileage and trigger the CEL. - Kaan - 12-16-2005 thats some high school car stereo shit right there! |