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Old 07-10-2003, 09:59 PM   #1 (permalink)
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fuel pressure safety switch vs air/fuel safety switch

i was researching some safety components to finish off my kit, and i've come to a predicament.

would a fuel pressure safety switch or a DynoTune air/fuel ratio safety switch work better?

DynoTune's site states
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"A fuel pressure switch is nice but it just does not work well enough, a bad fuel solenoid or clogged fuel jet, and its all over. That pressure switch did nothing to help you. "
Is that true?
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Its true....but its way rare to clog a fuel jet or have a bad solenoid.....its not a bad option though,.....Ive never heard of it myself
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Yes dynotune is right.
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if i wanted to use the dynotune air/fuel ratio switch, would i need to buy a wideband o2 sensor to replace my regular o2 sensor?
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I doubt it, but I'm not familiar with the A/F safety switch. Dynotune's website should say.
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get both for the ultimate safety.
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