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1g AEM wideband install help

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northernawd

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Jun 23, 2012
yellowknife, NT, YK, Canada
Received my wideband yesterday and looking at installation options. I would like to place the sensor in the o2 housing in place of the stock o2 sensor. I do not have link yet, but that will be in the near future. Was wondering if someone could help me with the wiring of this wideband for the stock o2 location?

anybody?
 
With AEM's units you have to choose one option from their settings (5v wideband signal, narrowband sim signal, etc.) so if you're planning on logging AFR's before you get Link you'll definitely have issues. If you don't plan on logging until you get Link, then you can install it in the o2 housing, make the appropriate selection for narrowband simulation, and wire the output to pin 4 of the ECU.

Then, once you get Link installed, you can switch the AEM to the 5v output and enable narrowband simulation via Link. I can't comment on how well AEM simulates narrowband/how cars run with it, but it worked great with my MTX-L.
 
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