Doing a heated O2 conversion and incorporate a wide band in??
Doing a heated O2 conversion and incorporate a wide band in?? 
05-11-2009, 10:46 PM
#2
You wouldn't incorporate it into the heated 02 install.
You would drill a seperate hole, and install a seperate bung for the wide band sensor.
It's a completely different sensor that the narrowband the onboard pcm uses to make its calculations.
If you buy say an AEM wideband gauge, or a fancier handheld datalogging unit such as is available from innovate motorsports, it will come with a seperate, wide band, sensor.
You would drill a seperate hole, and install a seperate bung for the wide band sensor.
It's a completely different sensor that the narrowband the onboard pcm uses to make its calculations.
If you buy say an AEM wideband gauge, or a fancier handheld datalogging unit such as is available from innovate motorsports, it will come with a seperate, wide band, sensor.
05-11-2009, 10:49 PM
#5
A wideband doesn't connect to your ECM for any readings.
A wideband is a device that measures Air/Fuel Ratio via a "wideband" sensor installed in your exhaust.
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05-11-2009, 11:15 PM
#8
okay good. Then i can get my tune now and have my heated O2 conversion done then go back and install my wideband at a later date. I know not ideal but funds are starting to run low and i need to get my car back on the road. it has been down now for a year and a half and i will be moving to Colorado soon.
