Will this aem wideband work with hp tuners?
05-11-2007, 01:25 PM
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Will this aem wideband work with hp tuners? I want to buy the aem uego controller and was wondering if it would plug right in and work with hp tuners vcm suite 2.1.14. I am new to both of these and do not have either yet. Hp tuners suite does log a/f and rpm correct?
Any information would be greatly appreciated!!
Here is the website to the aem uego controller
http://www.aempower.com/ViewCategory.aspx?CategoryID=67
Thanks!
Any information would be greatly appreciated!!
Here is the website to the aem uego controller
http://www.aempower.com/ViewCategory.aspx?CategoryID=67
Thanks!
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Originally Posted by 12secSS
That is what I used exclusively, see sig. 
05-11-2007, 09:09 PM
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the AEM + HPTuners is what I am useing and it is working fine
it was as close to plug and play as you could want
if you can wire the wide band up it will be no problem to hook it to the HPTuners
it was as close to plug and play as you could want
if you can wire the wide band up it will be no problem to hook it to the HPTuners
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Originally Posted by Darren P
the AEM + HPTuners is what I am useing and it is working fine
it was as close to plug and play as you could want
if you can wire the wide band up it will be no problem to hook it to the HPTuners
it was as close to plug and play as you could want
if you can wire the wide band up it will be no problem to hook it to the HPTuners
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01-17-2008, 12:52 PM
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Alright, I just got an AEM wideband and wired it up. Before I go any further and start the car, I want to make sure I did this correctly. I have the enhanced i/o version of HP tuners, so I went from the sensor, routed the 6 wire harness to the gauge, from the gauge I took the 4-wire harness and went to a switched 12v, then to a ground, capped off the blue wire, and then ran the white wire to the side for the HP Tuner box. Do I now need another ground to run to the HP tuners or am I just going to connect the white signal wire?
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I know this is a post from the dead, but at least it's only 7 months old and not years.
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I know this is a post from the dead, but at least it's only 7 months old and not years.
01-17-2008, 04:27 PM
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Alright, I just got an AEM wideband and wired it up. Before I go any further and start the car, I want to make sure I did this correctly. I have the enhanced i/o version of HP tuners, so I went from the sensor, routed the 6 wire harness to the gauge, from the gauge I took the 4-wire harness and went to a switched 12v, then to a ground, capped off the blue wire, and then ran the white wire to the side for the HP Tuner box. Do I now need another ground to run to the HP tuners or am I just going to connect the white signal wire?
Thanks.
I know this is a post from the dead, but at least it's only 7 months old and not years.
Thanks.
I know this is a post from the dead, but at least it's only 7 months old and not years.
you need a ground as well
