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#28888 07/11/2002 2:13 AM
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I have GM TBI injection on my 305 (not 5.0)..I mounted the O2 sensor too far away from the head and therefore need to go to a heated sensor. Question...any of you experts out there know of a Delco part number that will allow the heater to not be controlled by the ECM. I wish to simply run the heater off the ignition and my GM guy sez there is an application that worked in this manner. I know the later ones were controlled by the ECM and cannot take being hot all the time.

#28889 07/11/2002 3:39 PM
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Search the archives over at GM-ECM . They would probably know about this.


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