need a new wideband
12-12-2009, 07:56 AM
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Re: need a new wideband
http://www.aempower.com/ViewCategory...CategoryID=343. Read the website it say's compatiable with most engine management unit's. Have you gone to pgmfi.org? They have alot of info on chrome there. You should get a the answer you need on that site.
12-12-2009, 08:03 PM
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Re: need a new wideband
Many of the wideback controllers have a narrowband output so you can use the wideband to interface directly with the ECU (so the ECU still thinks there is a narrowband attached to it). Basically the analog narrowband output mimics a narrowband O2 sensor. If the ECU is datalogging air/fuel from the narrowband input... you get the picture.
Many of the wideband controllers also have a direct datalogging output over USB or serial or whatever also, so you can datalog right to a laptop.
Many of the wideband controllers also have a direct datalogging output over USB or serial or whatever also, so you can datalog right to a laptop.
12-12-2009, 08:06 PM
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Many of the wideback controllers have a narrowband output so you can use the wideband to interface directly with the ECU (so the ECU still thinks there is a narrowband attached to it). Basically the analog narrowband output mimics a narrowband O2 sensor. If the ECU is datalogging air/fuel from the narrowband input... you get the picture.
Many of the wideband controllers also have a direct datalogging output over USB or serial or whatever also, so you can datalog right to a laptop.
Many of the wideband controllers also have a direct datalogging output over USB or serial or whatever also, so you can datalog right to a laptop.
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