Please Help With Air/Fuel Gauge Install
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Please Help With Air/Fuel Gauge Install
im installing my autometer air/fuel gauge using the stock o2 sensors.
where on the z would i hook up the violet wire? everything else is hooked up and ready, but i cant find where i should run this thing to.
where on the stock ecu can i get a 0 to 1 volt signal of my air/fuel ratio?
thanks
where on the z would i hook up the violet wire? everything else is hooked up and ready, but i cant find where i should run this thing to.
where on the stock ecu can i get a 0 to 1 volt signal of my air/fuel ratio?
thanks
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Re: Please Help With Air/Fuel Gauge Install
On my G35 the wire connection is Terminal point 35. I would suggest getting a Wideband meter, once you hook the Autometer up you will see what I mean. That thing jumps all around, not very accurate. I sold mine on eBay after about 2 days. No offense.
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crap. i keep hearing that about these gauges. its only temp anyway. ill probably get a wideband next summer.
im going to try that terminal see if works. thanks a lot.
how much am i looking at if im to buy a wideband plus o2 sensor?
im going to try that terminal see if works. thanks a lot.
how much am i looking at if im to buy a wideband plus o2 sensor?
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Originally posted by MySunset350Z
crap. i keep hearing that about these gauges. its only temp anyway. ill probably get a wideband next summer.
im going to try that terminal see if works. thanks a lot.
how much am i looking at if im to buy a wideband plus o2 sensor?
crap. i keep hearing that about these gauges. its only temp anyway. ill probably get a wideband next summer.
im going to try that terminal see if works. thanks a lot.
how much am i looking at if im to buy a wideband plus o2 sensor?
I use this http://www.zeitronix.com/
You are reading narrowband right now, which is not accurate.
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Here is what I would suggest. Get the M-300 or M-250 from www.plxdevices.com and their wideband to narrowband converter. This will allow you to use the Autometer gauge. The M-250 can be had for around $300 with the sensor and the converter is like $40.
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u know, next time i should do a little more research BEFORE i buy stuff. first and last time i do that.
the main reason why i went with the gauge was because it was a specific fit and it was the same name brand as my other 2. i didnt want to have different brand name gauges.
thanks for the help everyone. i appreciate it.
teh215, you posted just what i wanted to hear(read). ill probably go with what you mentioned. even though its going to cost me a bit more overall, the gauges will match, and i wont have to worry about selling and buying gauges. thanks a ton.
the main reason why i went with the gauge was because it was a specific fit and it was the same name brand as my other 2. i didnt want to have different brand name gauges.
thanks for the help everyone. i appreciate it.
teh215, you posted just what i wanted to hear(read). ill probably go with what you mentioned. even though its going to cost me a bit more overall, the gauges will match, and i wont have to worry about selling and buying gauges. thanks a ton.
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