Okay people heres my next problem or ponder on something. Now i have a autometer a/f ratio guage it reads lean then it goes out on its own now does this guage rely off the o2 as well as the catylic converter to give it a more suitible reading?
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hmmm A/F guage not reading right
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Andrew
It only gets readings off the O2 sensor, there's no feed from the cat.
An A/F gauge on the stock O2 sensor is just a lightshow. You need a wideband to know anything other than that there's air and gas pumping through the engine.
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Andrew
An AEM UEGO Wideband with gauge [with center digital display] can be had for $500 now. Kudos to AEM, it's a great innovation on a great product.
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Andrew
An AEM UEGO Wideband with gauge [with center digital display] can be had for $500 now. Kudos to AEM, it's a great innovation on a great product.
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You would connect it to the o2 signal wire either at the ecu or the near the o2 sensor. Don't remember which color wire the o2 signal wire is though.Carlos
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