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Easiest place to connect to O2 Sensor for A/F Gauge?

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irn__man

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Oct 8, 2002
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Where is the easiest place to connect to the O2 Sensor for a Air/Fuel Ratio Meter (Autometer)? I looked at the VFAQ, but the link to the wiring diagram no longer works. Also my car is a 99 GSX, and my O2 sensor is 4-wire. Off hand which wire do I connect to? Or is their an easier place in the cockpit to hook-up to the O2 sensor output? Maybe somewhere close to the computer.

thanks
 
there is a wire comming from the ECU that is the best and most accurate! and you dont have to route any wires into the engine bay alot cleaner. use this http://www.vfaq.com/proj-pics/ECU/ecu-harness-2G.gif
depending on what kinda ECU you have, vertical or horizontal. Make sure you get the right wire the first time I tried it I connected to the 02 sensor heater dosnt work to well! =)
 
Originally posted by -=TWITCH=-
there is a wire comming from the ECU that is the best and most accurate! and you dont have to route any wires into the engine bay alot cleaner. use this http://www.vfaq.com/proj-pics/ECU/ecu-harness-2G.gif
depending on what kinda ECU you have, vertical or horizontal. Make sure you get the right wire the first time I tried it I connected to the 02 sensor heater dosnt work to well! =)

twitch,

would you happen to know what the number of terminal is on the ECU, that the O2 reading is going to?

thanks
iron
 
I am having the same problem here too,i got my boost aguge all connected up today and have all the wires connected for the A/F gauge but am wondering also where do i splice into to hook up the O2 housing signal wire?
 
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