cbr900son

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Ok got my o2 gung welded on exhaust today and now trying to figure out how to wire my innovate lc-1 to my gauge. Not sure where i can get into the cabin thru the firewall at. My gague is in the a pillar. How do some of you run ur wires or any suggestions on what i can do.

05Z33

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I ran mine through the rubber gromet on my shifter. This is the most convieniant spot you will find, and it was easy to feed through.

BiGGD198

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+1....i ran mine thru the shifter gromet in the center console. once you plug the lc1 into the o2 sensor just run the wires under the car and use zipties to keep em tight, and just run the wires thru shifter..and bundle up the extra under the a/c *****. then i just have the wires where you plug in to monitor from laptop or whatever run between the console and carpet on the passenger side and they sit under the passenger floor mat.

its the easiest and least messy way. if you were nearby, id help you install it. if ya need anything, just post...gladly will help ya out.

Dan

cbr900son

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Man i didnt even think of that! Im gonna take alook tommorow!

misterniceguy

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I ran mine from the o2 sensor into the engine compartment and then in through the rubber gromet by the steering column/brakes, but the shifter does sound a lot easier.

cbr900son

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I ran it from the test pipe into the cabin thru the shifter and then plugged it into the lc-1 and stashed that under the ac unit and ran the wire upto the a pillar. Worked perfectly. Thx for the advicd

BiGGD198

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no problem....dont forget, you have to calibrate the o2 sensor or else it wont read right....let me know if ya need help doing that...it can be tricky first time.

Dan

TerroriZe

I went in through the passenger side weather plug that the ecu wires go through.

BiGGD198

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the one in the firewall? you didnt pop the whole bung out did you, or else your gona get in the rain cuz it might not seal correctly with wires between it and may leave cracks for water to seep through.

i learned the hard way

Dan