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An
oxygen sensor is a chemical generator that constantly
makes a comparison between the Oxygen inside the
exhaust manifold and air outside the engine. If
this comparison shows little or no Oxygen in the
exhaust manifold, a voltage is generated. Automotive
exhaust emissions are one of the major concerns
in today's world. About fifty percent of Americans
live in areas that exceed national clean air standards.
Bosch introduced oxygen sensors in 1976 as a means
of reducing exhaust emission. Oxygen sensors have
become standard equipment on passenger car and light
truck engines since for over two decades. Most of
the vehicles have one or two oxygen sensors. Though
oxygen sensors are important in a vehicle as means
of enhancing the engine performance and reducing
pollution, few people are even aware of their presence.
Originally called a "Lambda Sensor" when
it was first used in fuel-injected European cars,
an oxygen sensor monitors the level of oxygen (O2)
in the exhaust so that an onboard computer can regulate
the air/fuel mixture to reduce emissions. The sensor
is mounted in the exhaust manifold down pipe before
the catalytic converter or between the exhaust manifold.
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