Where to tap AC pressure sensor for wideband?
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Bringing this one to the front as I have a question on this myself:
Where did you/should you tap into this wire? Under the dash by the diagnostic port or somewhere in the engine bay? -> Missed any answers in my search
Trying to narrow my search for integrating the wideband data into Datamaster/EEHack.
Thanks, everyone!
Where did you/should you tap into this wire? Under the dash by the diagnostic port or somewhere in the engine bay? -> Missed any answers in my search
Trying to narrow my search for integrating the wideband data into Datamaster/EEHack.
Thanks, everyone!
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Bringing this one to the front as I have a question on this myself:
Where did you/should you tap into this wire? Under the dash by the diagnostic port or somewhere in the engine bay? -> Missed any answers in my search
Trying to narrow my search for integrating the wideband data into Datamaster/EEHack.
Thanks, everyone!
Where did you/should you tap into this wire? Under the dash by the diagnostic port or somewhere in the engine bay? -> Missed any answers in my search
Trying to narrow my search for integrating the wideband data into Datamaster/EEHack.
Thanks, everyone!
Remember to change the AC pressure thresholds in the tune. Otherwise the wideband output will start triggering your cooling fans.
Last edited by Catmaigne; 06-08-2016 at 08:55 PM.
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See post #42 here...
http://www.camaroz28.com/forums/comp...-770192/page2/
Ditto on what Catmaigne said(excellent suggestion). I didn't do that and the fans will cycle as the voltage changes with the wideband output.
http://www.camaroz28.com/forums/comp...-770192/page2/
Ditto on what Catmaigne said(excellent suggestion). I didn't do that and the fans will cycle as the voltage changes with the wideband output.
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One last question (might be stupid): How critical is it to match the wire gauge of the wideband since the blue and black wires need to be extends to the AC pressure sensor?
In other words: Would a different wire gauge size extension alter the data reading sent to the PCM for data logging?
Thanks!
In other words: Would a different wire gauge size extension alter the data reading sent to the PCM for data logging?
Thanks!