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Old 02-04-2010, 12:00 PM
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Originally Posted by 230/8 View Post
Graham:

If you are still looking for a good CO meter you might try this model:

http://www.eastwood.com/digital-exhaust-co-analyzer-with-pulse-pump.html

I have one and believe it to be reliable and fairly inexpensive for what it does.

230/8
Thanks - I had read about that one and it would have been my choice folr a CO meter.

But, what did, was install a full time Air-Fuel-Ratio meter that gets it's signal from a wideband oxygen sensor. The AFR can be converted to %CO. I have gauge mounted on dash. This makes it very easy to set up the MPS and the ECU.

I would highly recommend the AFR meter for D-Jet owners. There are also portable units, but the permanent one lets you know how the engine is running all the time.
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