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Re: Who knows what these two sockets are for?
- Subject: Re: Who knows what these two sockets are for?
- From: Erik Miner <Axeis@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 15 Jan 2001 20:12:28 -0500
All of the current BMW's use an O2 sensor in a closed loop Fi
configuration. The Triumph Fi is an Open Loop system, that's why we
can get different maps and CO tunes loaded. In fact closed loop
systems on bikes suck since if the bike is setup to lean there isn't
any adjustment. Just ask a BMW owner with a surging bike ( from a too
lean mixture) about it!
Erik
> >>>how could an FI engine not have a lambda sensor? i sort of thought
> >>>that was part of the package.
>
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>It is possible to have EFI without a Lambda sensor. While nearly all cars
>have them nowadays, not many bikes do. They are used to allow the computer
>to monitor the mixture & tune it for optimum economy & emissions.
>
>The majority of our Triumph's dont have them. Some do, my guess is only in
>markets with stricter emission requirements eg: California. Some BMW
>motorcycles also use them.
>
>Darren Mason.
>2000 ST.
>Melbourne, AuSTralia.
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