> I also welded a bung into the exhaust of my 1982 air cooled Federal Westy. > I installed one the of the Bosch O2 sensors sold by Bus Depot. My > readings are pretty solid above 30mph. Anything below 30mph and the > sensor is not warm enough to produce a signal. My readings start at about > 0.6V at 30 mph and steadily increase to 0.9V at 70mph. I am very > interested in comparing these numbers to another Federal van. Maybe Ken Lewis will pipe up, but as I remember he did the same with his Porsche 356 and used the output to adjust his carbs. Check his pages at http://neksiwel.20m.com/ BTW--his O2 readout display is the neatest toy you can install in your (O2-equipped) Vanagon, IMHO. The dancing LEDs will mesmerize you! Richard Boulder |
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