請參考 德國BOSCH對含氧感知器的說明 http://www.boschautoparts.com/FAQs/Pages/FAQs.aspx?Category=Oxygen+Sensors What will damage my oxygen sensor? Answer An oxygen sensor can fail prematurely if it becomes contaminated with phosphorus from excessive oil consumption, silicone from internal coolant leaks, using silicone sealant in the engine, and some over-the-counter fuel additives. Even a small amount of poorly refined gasoline can kill an oxygen sensor. Environmental factors such as road splash, salt, oil, and dirt can also cause a sensor to fail, as can thermal shock, mechanical stress, or mishandling. However as required by vehicle manufacturers, Bosch sensors are designed and tested with these extremes in mind.
問: 啥麼東西會使含氧感知器損壞?
答:含氧感知器會永久損壞損,因為被機油中的(磷 phosphorus)好像是過高的ZDDP(二烷基二硫代磷酸锌)污染,所以有含氧感知器噴射引推測應使用API SM 的機油有限制 磷的含量 其他像 汽缸墊片破損使冷卻水中的矽 silicone 污染,使用含矽的汽缸膠,或過量的汽油精,品質不量的汽油,熱震盪,不當的安裝都有可能使含氧感知器永久損壞損
Additive packages balanced differently for motorcycle engine and transmission operation. For passenger vehicles, fuel economy and emission system protection are higher priorities. These require low phosphorus systems and the use of friction modifiers. Motorcycle oils do not require friction modifiers for fuel economy and for better clutch friction less/no friction modifier is optimum. Motorcycle oils allow the use of higher levels of antiwear additives such as ZDDP (phosphorous).檔車機車可以容許較高的ZDDP(磷 phosphorus)