correct way to hookup wideband on dyno?
Charlie.
Like I said, it worked on Jay's car during our dyno day and he picked up 12hp on a stock car!
The only problem is that you have to make sure that your LTerms aren't positive. If your Lterms are positive, then as soon as you plug your O2 sensor back in and get on it, it will be much richer.
Just check your LTerms first before tuning like this. Make sure they are negative when you get on the gas and lock at zero.
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So, is this good or not, I hooked up a wideband to the front O2, and actually unplugged the O2 that was there. Ran the car, had 12.5 WOT. I was told that unpluggin the O2 there would throw the PCM into a limp mode, is this right or no? If I leave the O2 plugged into the harness and just remove it from the pipe is that good?
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Car pulled 375 rwhp at 4750 rpm. Now remember this is on a mustang dyno not a dynojet. I pulled 17% more horsepower on the dynojet at the club meeting than i had pulled previously on this same mustang. That would equate to 438 rwhp using the same correction on a dynojet. That was with a 100 shot and only 25 degree's of timing





