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Originally Posted by The Radium King
so, do anyone you subscribe to the 'reference o2' stuff regarding continuity of the wire jacket?
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This was briefly touched on, but yes.
Modern O2 sensors get their reference air from the tiny gaps between the wires and insulation. You can solder, crimp, whatever, but if you are doing the wire work
between the sensor and connector, then you need to make sure not to block the reference air.
Crimp will have no issues, but solder might if you do it too close to the end of the insulation (the solder will flow down the wire a bit and fill all gaps, blocking reference air). The resistance thing is just a case of a bad internet rumor.
Just make sure not to block the end of the insulation with a big glob of solder (or you could make a small nick in the insulation that ref air can be drawn through) and you’ll be fine.
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