Fitting Air/Fuel meter gauge?
13 November 2007, 11:46 PM
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It is very simple and if it is a new guage it will come with instructions, like the Autometer narrow band AFR.
You can wire it in to the ECU end after identifying the right terminal but that depends on model and year to get the right pin out diagram or you can break into the signal wire from the lambda sensor from inside the engine bay.
You can wire it in to the ECU end after identifying the right terminal but that depends on model and year to get the right pin out diagram or you can break into the signal wire from the lambda sensor from inside the engine bay.
14 November 2007, 05:42 PM
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Nice one mate thanks 
Think i'll splice it in the engine bay! Not messing with the ECU.Does it make a differnce if i have a decat downpipe?
Think i'll splice it in the engine bay! Not messing with the ECU.Does it make a differnce if i have a decat downpipe?
14 November 2007, 07:25 PM
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if you want to do it right then fit a wideband
for example:
WBo2.com WIDEBAND AFR/LAMBDA (Tech Edge)
then your able to really measure AFR between 10 and 20.
very good and needed if you like to do some home tuning..
for example:
WBo2.com WIDEBAND AFR/LAMBDA (Tech Edge)
then your able to really measure AFR between 10 and 20.
very good and needed if you like to do some home tuning..
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