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Wideband O2 Sensor

$101.00
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Brand
FUELTECH USA
Category
Gun Parts
MPN
3022000965

Overview

The FuelTech USA Wideband O2 Sensor (MPN: 3022000965) is a precision oxygen measurement component engineered for high-performance engine tuning and fuel system optimization. Utilizing Bosch LSU4.2 sensor technology, it offers superior linearity and response time compared to narrowband alternatives, enabling accurate monitoring of air-fuel ratios from idle through wide-open throttle. This sensor is designed to integrate with FuelTech engine management controllers to assist in mapping turbocharged, supercharged, and naturally aspirated engines. Featuring a lightweight construction of 0.38 lbs, the sensor promotes rapid warm-up and responsive closed-loop fueling. Installation requires a proper bung location on the exhaust manifold or header and integration with a compatible FuelTech controller system.

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