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Originally Posted by Christ
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BTW - the O2 sensor will not mistake CO2 for O2, it's a different compound, that creates a different signal. The O2 sensor is trained to see a certain amount of O2 after a burn cycle (little or none is preferred), so you're giving the O2 sensor exactly what it wants, by displacing oxygen intake. It will read that there is substantially less air than the "normal" volume, and start pulling fuel until it gets a bottom line.
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Okay. I was thinking that the O2 in CO2 would separate during combustion, but you are saying that won't happen. That makes sense since that's already one of the emissions of combustion.
CarloSW2