The function of Oxygen Sensor in Honda Prelude is to maintain the detection of the air fuel mixture in the exhaust emissions to achieve maximum combustion efficiency. The ability to bring voltage signals of the unburned oxygen to the engine control computer enables air/fuel changes. Most Honda Preludes employed zirconium dioxide sensor with platinum electrodes in a ceramic and steel housing for detecting the oxygen proportion in the exhaust. High temperature sensors which are very vital in the functioning of the catalytic converter are located here. The latest Honda Preludes use at least two oxygen sensors, one positioned before and the other after the catalytic converter to feed back information to the ECC. The upstream one works by transmitting voltage signals to fine-tune the air and fuel mixture while the downstream one to inspect the catalytic converter's effectiveness. The oxygen sensor usually fails in a way that increases emissions and decreases fuel efficiency and therefore should also be replaced. For the new cars air fuel ratio can be used sensor which provides greater coverage for better accuracy in the fuel control.
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