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Code 41 "Oxygen Sensor Heater". Does this just mean the Oxygen Sensor?

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    #16
    Originally posted by nine_deuce View Post
    I thought the oem sensors were NGK? perhaps I'm wrong??

    I was having a similar issue, throwing a code 41, bought a new o2 sensor, still throwing a code. My check engine light would come on within seconds of starting my car. I got to reading in a Hayne's manual, I believe that, the o2 sensor doesn't send any information back to the ecu until it reaches a temperature of 700 degrees I believe. Come to find out, my ecu was shot. I swapped in another ecu, no more check engine light
    I think you might be right about the NGK actually. I thought it might have been a Denso. It's most likely one or the other.

    Damn I hope my ECU aint the problem. I shall find out soon.
    Thanks again for the PM nine deuce.


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      #17
      No problem. Hopefully ya get it figured out

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        #18
        are the o2s on all the mods the same???

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          #19
          What is the purpose of the o2 sensor I mean Mine isnt hooked up and.....nothin
          I KNOW I KNOW DUMB ASS QUESTION....

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            #20
            Originally posted by carpet47 View Post
            What is the purpose of the o2 sensor I mean Mine isnt hooked up and.....nothin
            I KNOW I KNOW DUMB ASS QUESTION....
            The O2 sensor tells the ECU if the air fuel ratio is rich or lean so that the ECU can make proper adjustments to the air fuel ratio.
            This helps the car run better and also helps with emissions because it minimizes the amount of unburnt fuel or "hydrocarbons" that are released into the air.
            Last edited by AbsurdNY; 10-07-2009, 03:05 AM.


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              #21
              no, the pig tails vary in length on different trim levels as they are placed differently on the various trim levels of cb7's.

              If there is any further difference in construction I doubt it but can not say for certain.
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