Innovate Wideband HELP!!!
Originally Posted by chimmike
If I can get a pic of it i can figure out if i have it or misplaced it.
Yeah Sharif, this is Mike in FL. The box was freshly sealed when I got it...so it's definitely not an issue on your part......I'll have to dig around maybe, see if we can find it......or see if we can figure out how to use it without it.
Yeah Sharif, this is Mike in FL. The box was freshly sealed when I got it...so it's definitely not an issue on your part......I'll have to dig around maybe, see if we can find it......or see if we can figure out how to use it without it.
Originally Posted by ken350z
You could just go radio shack
and get a plug. Just short the tip and ring together.
Ken'
Ken'
schprekenze english?
If you could explain this a lil better I'll just do it on my lunch break, haha.
get a stereo plug, cut the wires, and loop 'em maybe? so that the + goes into the - essentially?
Originally Posted by chimmike
I got it. And the wideband works GREAT! Very easy to read when really romping on it 

We have several more in stock, and a bunch of EU's and UTEC if anyone needs anything.
Originally Posted by chimmike
schprekenze english?
If you could explain this a lil better I'll just do it on my lunch break, haha.
get a stereo plug, cut the wires, and loop 'em maybe? so that the + goes into the - essentially?
If you could explain this a lil better I'll just do it on my lunch break, haha.
get a stereo plug, cut the wires, and loop 'em maybe? so that the + goes into the - essentially?
Leave the gnd unwired, and short the tip and ring together with wire and solder. It's explained at the Innovative forum.
Ken
I'm interested in getting one of these. I have the APS TT and APS 2.5" exhaust. Would I not need to have a bung welded into the exhaust or does this simply mount in the location of the stock 02 sensor? I have always thought that I needed to weld a bung into the exhaust...I just want to be clear about this before I buy this.
Originally Posted by 350Track
I'm interested in getting one of these. I have the APS TT and APS 2.5" exhaust. Would I not need to have a bung welded into the exhaust or does this simply mount in the location of the stock 02 sensor? I have always thought that I needed to weld a bung into the exhaust...I just want to be clear about this before I buy this.
Originally Posted by maximumsportZ
You would have to bung weld it.
Sharif, I know the end of last year you had these for sale @ $350. Are you still offering this price?
Hey Innovate guru's I have a brand new less han 1200 miles WB in the car. During a recent tuning session the A/F's started reading leaner and leaner way off, and eventually read P9. Is my sensor shot? I hit the calibrate button 3X quickly at idle but no go, way off now. Its mounted out back downstream of serious heat I dont know how it could have gone bad so quick...how much are replacements?
Originally Posted by Alberto
Hey Innovate guru's I have a brand new less han 1200 miles WB in the car. During a recent tuning session the A/F's started reading leaner and leaner way off, and eventually read P9. Is my sensor shot? I hit the calibrate button 3X quickly at idle but no go, way off now. Its mounted out back downstream of serious heat I dont know how it could have gone bad so quick...how much are replacements?
Kind of like some people get their AFR checked during a dyno but the shop doesn't put the sensor in place of their O2 sensors...instead at the tips...that's not very accurate is it?
For replacements try here:
https://www.1stvwparts.com/keyword.html
Use the part number from the Innovate materials or their forums. This is much cheaper than ordering one from them. The tech on the phone with Innovate is the one who told me where to go as he said they are why overpriced from them. I thought that was great service.
https://www.1stvwparts.com/keyword.html
Use the part number from the Innovate materials or their forums. This is much cheaper than ordering one from them. The tech on the phone with Innovate is the one who told me where to go as he said they are why overpriced from them. I thought that was great service.
Originally Posted by 350Track
You mounted the sensor towards the rear of the exhaust? Closer to the tips??? Shouldn't it be way up front....before the cats (if you have any)???
Kind of like some people get their AFR checked during a dyno but the shop doesn't put the sensor in place of their O2 sensors...instead at the tips...that's not very accurate is it?
Kind of like some people get their AFR checked during a dyno but the shop doesn't put the sensor in place of their O2 sensors...instead at the tips...that's not very accurate is it?
Error 9 means: Voltage too low. Supply Voltage too low for sensor regulation.
Here is a link to the LC-1 manual. Sounds like a wiring issue of some kind.
http://www.innovatemotorsports.com/s...C-1_Manual.pdf
Here is a link to the LC-1 manual. Sounds like a wiring issue of some kind.
http://www.innovatemotorsports.com/s...C-1_Manual.pdf



