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Originally Posted by Homeslice
So this thing is basically a resistor that sends back a constant value, right? If so, sounds exactly like the Dynojet O2 sensor eliminator, which you can get for only $20. Only difference is that it only plugs into the ECM side....... the O2 sensor doesn't need to be connected to anything anymore.
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The ecm takes a reading and compensates the fuel. With the resistor, your ecm is still compensating, it's just thinking it's getting more air. So, it adds fuel. The benefit is, it continues to be dynamic and change injection rate due to altitude, temp, and load etc..
If you would remove the o2 sensor altogether, it would not be able to compensate.
In a nutshell, this device allows the bike to continue to compensate for various situations, but richens up the mixture at the same time.
11-30-2009, 08:30 AM
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