O2 eliminator resister value.

Anybody know the resister value for the O2 eliminator? Just so I can pop down Jaycar and get one?

On that note same for the pair valve?

The Suzuki VStrom uses a 330 ohm resistor. I would be surprised if the Bandit was any different.

Jaycar RR2762 330ohm 1watt carbon film (pack of 2) for $0.48

With O2 sensor disconnected, error code #44 occurs

Replace it with 330ohm resistor and error code should clear

BanditDave wrote:The Suzuki VStrom uses a 330 ohm resistor. I would be surprised if the Bandit was any different.

Jaycar RR2762 330ohm 1watt carbon film (pack of 2) for $0.48

With O2 sensor disconnected, error code #44 occurs

Replace it with 330ohm resistor and error code should clear

They are 60c here, have you got a cheaper one?

Cheers Mate.

Technically the PAIR eliminator resistor should be 22ohm to simulate the solenoid it is replacing, however 330ohm seems to work okay in tricking the ECU.  The good thing about the 330ohm is that the power rating can be a lot lower, 1watt as compared to the 10watts need for the 22ohm (all a function of P=E²/R ).  

Check out the reply from TPO in the second last message of this link: UK Bandit Forum  There's a good set of photos and info there as well.

barry_mcki wrote:Technically the PAIR eliminator resistor should be 22ohm to simulate the solenoid it is replacing, however 330ohm seems to work okay in tricking the ECU.  The good thing about the 330ohm is that the power rating can be a lot lower, 1watt as compared to the 10watts need for the 22ohm (all a function of P=E²/R ).  

Check out the reply from TPO in the second last message of this link: UK Bandit Forum  There's a good set of photos and info there as well.

Sweet, thanks mate!