which wire for an afr gauge ? lambda or ecu ??
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which wire for an afr gauge ? lambda or ecu ??
ught an afr gauge to make sure it was the maf that was gubbed and also add to the dials on the dash ! where do i put the sensor wire....ecu pin or lambda somewhere ?? anyone got one ??
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Not done it myself on a Scoob but on my old Clio I took it directly off the lambda signal wire, grounded the other side of the gauge somewhere in the dash.
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the ecu is usually easier as it is within the cabin.. lambda is easier if you don;t have pin diagram.. as you have a GTB I don't have pin diagram but expect it is about.
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Just don't expect a very good signal from a 'two point' sensors as its not designed to infer lambda but to just tell you its rich or lean (it is of course not really a Lambda sensor but an exhaust gas Oxygen sensor), all it should do is keep switching from about 1V to about 4V
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all done ! although after cleaning the boost hoses and the maf i have no boost ! i may have put a hose on wrongly but need piccies to check against....
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