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    Hi guys, I have a big problem with the AFR sensor, to make 2 logs I had to use 2 new sensors, why do they break so fast? I can't even complete the log. Do you have any secrets to lengthen the life of the sensors? Thank you

  • #2
    Originally posted by samui View Post
    Hi guys, I have a big problem with the AFR sensor, to make 2 logs I had to use 2 new sensors, why do they break so fast? I can't even complete the log. Do you have any secrets to lengthen the life of the sensors? Thank you
    Preheat the sensor, before starting ski.
    2016 RXPX-300, ET-142, all supporting mods
    2018 RXTX-300, Box Stock

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    • #3
      grazie per la rispopsta, io scaldo sempre prima , quando finisco esco ski da acqua con motore acceso svuoto scarico e spengo e rimuovo subito

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      • #4
        thanks for the reply, I always heat first, when I finish I ski out of the water with the engine running, I empty the drain and spend and remove immediately

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        • #5
          The only thing I do differently, is I don't remove the 02 after logging. It then gets plugged back into dashpac, maybe you just got 2 duds. Have you tried sourcing a O2 from another supplier/retailer?
          2016 RXPX-300, ET-142, all supporting mods
          2018 RXTX-300, Box Stock

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          • #6
            You don't want a hot sensor before you start the engine. Doing this will dump moisture onto the, now hot, ceramic element inside the senor damaging it. Ideally you would start the engine, which will clear our any moisture, and then quickly turn on the heater.

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            • #7
              Resolution problem, I have a water leak where we made the thread, shit I ruined 200€ of sensors. Has anyone used thick Riva exhaust with hole for O2? Thanks everyone for the replies.

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              • #8
                Originally posted by samui View Post
                Resolution problem, I have a water leak where we made the thread, shit I ruined 200€ of sensors. Has anyone used thick Riva exhaust with hole for O2? Thanks everyone for the replies.
                Yes, the Riva exhaust race plate spacer will solve this issue, and you can optionally use it for EGT's as well.


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                • #9
                  You can also use a 02 sheet sink. It helps keep water off the sensor
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                  2016 FZ, Custom turbo design, Borg Warner EFR 6758 W/V-band .85ar, Still dialing set up in...20lbs of boost, 9240 RPMs @ 94mph (in Alabama Heat with tools, fuel, full cooler, & 245Lb rider).
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                  • #10
                    Dove posso comprare questo?

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                    • #11
                      Originally posted by samui View Post
                      Dove posso comprare questo?
                      Heat-Sink Bung Extender (HBX-1) (innovatemotorsports.com)

                      Amazon.com: Innovate Motorsports 3729 Heat-Sink Bung Extender HBX-1 : Automotive
                      2016 FZ, Custom turbo design, Borg Warner EFR 6758 W/V-band .85ar, Still dialing set up in...20lbs of boost, 9240 RPMs @ 94mph (in Alabama Heat with tools, fuel, full cooler, & 245Lb rider).
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                      • #12

                        I use this in mine and it definitely helps with sensor longevity.
                        2010 RXT-X260, 9500 RPM Tune, MAPTUNER X, Riva 300 XXX 142 SC, RRFPR, V-Tech 1100cc injectors, 4" Front Air Intake, R&D Grate, Flame Arrestor Removed, Solas 15/20R impeller, Solas 12 Vane pump, 85mm nozzle. Lucky 13 cone, Riva Catch Can, Fizzle F1000 Intercooler,160 deg F thermostat, Riva waterbox & rear exhaust, Eastside Ported Head & Stage 2 Cam, Supertech Valves & Springs, Viton Valve Seals, Ported exhaust manifold, Molnar Rods, CP 9.5:1 Pistons.

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                        • #13
                          Originally posted by Green Hulk View Post

                          Yes, the Riva exhaust race plate spacer will solve this issue, and you can optionally use it for EGT's as well.


                          RIVA Sea-Doo Exhaust Race Plate

                          RS18050-ERP
                          Our Exhaust Race Plate increases engine rpm (75-150rpm) resulting in more top speed (1-2mph) with correct tuning. The CNC machined T6 billet aluminum spacer installs seamlessly between exhaust manifold and cylinder head. Includes threaded ports for easy installation for EGT sensor in each exhaust po...
                          $139.95
                          Add To Cart


                          Jerry,

                          With this Riva plate wouldn't it mainly be reading the AFR's for that one cylinder and not the others?
                          2010 RXT-X260, 9500 RPM Tune, MAPTUNER X, Riva 300 XXX 142 SC, RRFPR, V-Tech 1100cc injectors, 4" Front Air Intake, R&D Grate, Flame Arrestor Removed, Solas 15/20R impeller, Solas 12 Vane pump, 85mm nozzle. Lucky 13 cone, Riva Catch Can, Fizzle F1000 Intercooler,160 deg F thermostat, Riva waterbox & rear exhaust, Eastside Ported Head & Stage 2 Cam, Supertech Valves & Springs, Viton Valve Seals, Ported exhaust manifold, Molnar Rods, CP 9.5:1 Pistons.

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                          • #14
                            Originally posted by Jkmike View Post

                            Jerry,

                            With this Riva plate wouldn't it mainly be reading the AFR's for that one cylinder and not the others?
                            Yes, but on Sea Doo ECU all cylinders are fueled the same.
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                            • #15
                              Originally posted by samui View Post
                              Hi guys, I have a big problem with the AFR sensor, to make 2 logs I had to use 2 new sensors, why do they break so fast? I can't even complete the log. Do you have any secrets to lengthen the life of the sensors? Thank you
                              The Bosch 4.2 sensor does not last as long as the Bosch 4.9 sensor, but both will fail due to high exhaust temps in excess of 900*C. The other item that will kill an O2 sensor is moisture/water.

                              Inspect exhaust manifold for cracks around the O2 sensor, or it wasn't drilled/threaded correctly, breaking into the water jacket.
                              2013 RXT-X260 - GRF BorgWarner EFR 67/58 Turbo/MoTeC M130
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