Wideband users: which setup will do this?
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Wideband users: which setup will do this? Had this posted in the FI section, and nobody answered...
I'd like to have a shiftlight that will illuminate when:
1. AFR goes past 12.5
--AND--
2. MAP is showing xx boost. --or-- revs exceed xx rpm. --or-- WOT
Is there a simple way to set up an LM-1 to do this without rigging some sort of custom electricals? Or is there another wideband that I should consider? Or alternative "warning" setups?
I like the XD gauge, but I'm concerned that I won't notice a lean condition on it.
Thanks in advance for any help,
Rich
I'd like to have a shiftlight that will illuminate when:
1. AFR goes past 12.5
--AND--
2. MAP is showing xx boost. --or-- revs exceed xx rpm. --or-- WOT
Is there a simple way to set up an LM-1 to do this without rigging some sort of custom electricals? Or is there another wideband that I should consider? Or alternative "warning" setups?
I like the XD gauge, but I'm concerned that I won't notice a lean condition on it.
Thanks in advance for any help,
Rich
not sure if the lm1 by itself can do it...I know with hptuners pro version you could rig something up just by using the analog outputs as explained here http://www.hptuners.com/help/vcm_sca...connecting.htm
According to Innovate, you can use the "LMA-3 (AuxBox) input Expander Cable. The AuxBox will give you the choice of picking sensors existing from the vehicle or use the 5 internal sensors. The five internal sensors are: RPM conversion (from a tach signal or inductive clamp), Manifold Air Pressure (MAP or Boost), Cylinder Head Temperature (CHT) or Exhaust Gas Temperature (EGT), Acceleration, and Injector Duty Cycle (Dwell)."
It does cost more money, and I have not used it myself.
Hope this helps.
It does cost more money, and I have not used it myself.
Hope this helps.
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Thanks guys... just the info I was looking for. But will the WBCommander trigger an external light?
Cablebandit, do you feel that the WBCommander's warning light (I assume it's on the gauge somewhere) is sufficiently bright that you actually notice it during the daytime?
Cablebandit, do you feel that the WBCommander's warning light (I assume it's on the gauge somewhere) is sufficiently bright that you actually notice it during the daytime?
