what do they mean "Oxyegen Sensor Bungs"?
1097393
this is were you screw in the o2 sensor if your bike uses them if not the just screw in the plugs that come with the pipes
1097394
is the holes to install o2 sensor on newer model whith close loop injection systeme.
1097395
The later model Harleys have oxygen sensor ports welded into the exhaust pipe to allow for the installation of the sensors. The "bung" is the threaded piece welded to the pipes the oxygen sensor would screw into. It resembles a large threaded nut welded to the outside of each pipe near the cylinders.
1097396
They have treaded holes in the pipes for O2 sensors. If you do not have O2 sensors there are plugs you can put in to seal up the holes.
2012466
Nothing substantial, I think there are different gases in them. I've used them interchangeably.
132203
OE means Original Equipment (this means it is the same part that was installed when the vehicle was brand new). Yes, this sensor has 4 wires. Use the Bosch product finder to make sure this is the OE sensor for your vehicle. http://www.boschautoparts.com/VehiclePartFinder/Pages/VehiclePartFinder.aspx
1233595
This is downstream. part number 234-4162 is Upstream. The sensor should be universal to CARB requirements.
459332
I replaced it a couple of years ago on the exhaust manifold on my girlfriends honda accord 2001???? Ex or lx.... But yes it is an upstream ox sensor and I believe it had the same error code... A word of warning... DO NOT DISCONNECT THE BATTERY... If you do the radio has lockout codes that you will need to reinput or the won't function! I was able to go to honda.com with her last name and retrieve the codes but what a pain in the ass that qas!!! I remember the honda sensor was a few hundred dollars and this sensor worked fine! Good luck!
662903
I am trouble shooting my system apparently if the hole u drill is too snug (meaning u can forcefully push the sensor in vs a sliding in like butter) the sensor gets squished (more oval than round) and this causes a reflection of the acoustics being seen prior to leaving the sensor and u get a reading of an obstruction at 0.0 or 0.4 meters from these improperly fitting sensors. I found this out after installing and one hole I drilled larger so the sensor floated a tad but it adhered fine when I siliconed it. Once system was up I kept getting 0.0 and 0.4 readings and constant beeping. I troubleshot (pluging 1 in at a time while car is in reverse and parking break is on) and low and behold only the sensor with the larger hole (which created no side pressure on the sensor case) is operational. Now I need to remove the other 3 and woller out the holes a bit.
1149643
Powerbuilt 648691 Oxygen Sensor Offset Pullerhttp://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00390BS7C/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?qid=1415260830&sr;=8-1π=SY200_QL40
151663
Ok ... I called Bunn about this issue today and the customer service rep said that this smell occurs with some machines and goes away in 2 - 4 weeks. She said there is no danger and no malfunction. Something to do with epoxy hardening and conforming to the thermal tank.
496038
One. The gas (CO or Natural) must come into contact with the sensors. The device cannot detect gases remotely.
467601
You're welcome.I get nuisance deer permits here from the DNR and they came out to see my fields with my sensors and they dubbed me "The High Tech Redneck" :)........But hey, they work! Oh, I forgot to tell you. They use one 9V battery per sensor and mine lasted from March thru October with no battery failures.......
1969461
I think this is correct...Sensors:Light - YESAccelerometer - YESGPS - YESCompass - NOGryoscope - YESBarometer - NO
1768602
It's the same sensor. But what I found out is the one i purchased seems to be used. The company i bought it from will say different but had to replace batteries,one didnt come with mounting plate and another had signs of being mounted once before. With all that said they work great and have no issues with sensors performance. Hope this helps?
2204708
Part # EVA14672052432 is a Universal 3-wire Oxygen Sensor that will fit depending on the model of your vehicle.
1216151
The two bigger holes are bungs for an 02 sensor use the appropriate one for your vehicle and plug the other with a bolt. The "protruding nozzles?" Their screw holes for the heat shield thats included with the manifold.
1332581
You need a code reader to determine which one is bad. I believe there are a total of three O2 sensors.
1149646
This is the upstream primary oxygen sensor. It is located on the top of the exhaust manifold and requires a special tool for removal and installation. The instructions from Bosch are very clear and easy to follow. There are some How-To videos on You Tube if that helps.
90993
These are the normal fittings to connect to industrial regulators. It's useful if the oxygen pressure gauge has a lower range than usual, as you'll only be using a few psi maximum (I think I replaced my 60 psi gauge with a 30 psi oxygen service gauge).