Basically, my Zeitronix unit recently won't turn on either on cold/warm start up.
I was wondering and thinking that it could be the wires/fuses. I highly doubt
that it is the O2 sensor because I passed emissions recently and basically the
wires seem ok to me. Any info. on this would be appreciated thanks. This is
from the official company information:
"Warning!
For automotive use only. Using the O2 wideband O2 sensor with leaded gasoline, two stroke or diesel engines will significantly shorten the sensor’s life.
This product is for off road use only. Do not expose to moisture. Do not disassemble, modify or tamper. Never leave the wideband oxygen sensor in the
exhaust stream without power. The Wideband Controller must be powered and connected to the oxygen sensor at all times. Leaving an unpowered
oxygen sensor in the exhaust will result in sensor damage. Never mount the oxygen sensor in stock factory location or closer than 16” from the cylinder
head exhaust ports or a turbochrger. Exposing the sensor to the temperature above 800 C will cause sensor damage. Never position the oxygen sensor
at the high-pressure side of the turbocharger. Never place the Wideband Controller or LCD display in a place, which obstructs the view. Never tune the
car while driving.
To be used with Bosh LSU wideband sensor only".
I was wondering and thinking that it could be the wires/fuses. I highly doubt
that it is the O2 sensor because I passed emissions recently and basically the
wires seem ok to me. Any info. on this would be appreciated thanks. This is
from the official company information:
"Warning!
For automotive use only. Using the O2 wideband O2 sensor with leaded gasoline, two stroke or diesel engines will significantly shorten the sensor’s life.
This product is for off road use only. Do not expose to moisture. Do not disassemble, modify or tamper. Never leave the wideband oxygen sensor in the
exhaust stream without power. The Wideband Controller must be powered and connected to the oxygen sensor at all times. Leaving an unpowered
oxygen sensor in the exhaust will result in sensor damage. Never mount the oxygen sensor in stock factory location or closer than 16” from the cylinder
head exhaust ports or a turbochrger. Exposing the sensor to the temperature above 800 C will cause sensor damage. Never position the oxygen sensor
at the high-pressure side of the turbocharger. Never place the Wideband Controller or LCD display in a place, which obstructs the view. Never tune the
car while driving.
To be used with Bosh LSU wideband sensor only".