Fitting an AFR to a MY2001 Bugeye..
07 December 2005, 04:11 PM
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Fitting an AFR to a MY2001 Bugeye..
as it says do you know here to take the leads from. TheDown pipe doesnt have a senor in it only the uppipe and the centre part of the zorst (Blitz Nur Spec R)
Any help would be greaat.
RR
Any help would be greaat.
RR
08 December 2005, 09:24 AM
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Originally Posted by Rice Rocket
as it says do you know here to take the leads from. TheDown pipe doesnt have a senor in it only the uppipe and the centre part of the zorst (Blitz Nur Spec R)
Any help would be greaat.
RR
Any help would be greaat.
RR
RR
08 December 2005, 06:33 PM
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What are you trying to fit exactly; are we right to assume an AFR gauge of some description?
If it's a gauge that reads a narrow band signal then you need to look at the wiring diagram for your MY to locate the correct wires to tap into. Wiring diagrams can be found on the web and I would say it's a pretty safe bet that you could find the correct wires from previous posts here on Scoobynet using the search function.
If on the other hand it's a wideband gauge it should have come with a wideband lamda sensor that you need to mount somewhere in the exhaust system after the turbo and before any catalytic convertors.
If it's a gauge that reads a narrow band signal then you need to look at the wiring diagram for your MY to locate the correct wires to tap into. Wiring diagrams can be found on the web and I would say it's a pretty safe bet that you could find the correct wires from previous posts here on Scoobynet using the search function.
If on the other hand it's a wideband gauge it should have come with a wideband lamda sensor that you need to mount somewhere in the exhaust system after the turbo and before any catalytic convertors.
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