Light Eliminator Sensor
how do you bypass the oxygen sensor? What is the MIL eliminator made of? Is it just a resistor or what?
my check engine light is on and i found a MIL eliminator online, but it looks like it is just some resistor or capacitor of some sort or value. I rather just buy the resistor or what ever and make my own. If you know anything about it, please let me know. Thank you.
Depends on what car you are talking about. Every computer controlled car has a different voltage input for the oxygen sensor. The sensor sends a voltage signal and tells the computer if the engine timing needs to be adjusted or not. The eliminator sets this to one constant voltage that tells the computer to advance the timing and leave it there. Thus giving your car better performance and acceleration. But you will need to find what that voltage is at WOT for your car. If you have a car with OBDII system (most 1996 to present cars) then you may can get a programmer to bypass these signals and manually set it to what you want.
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