a/f ratio gauge install 1g

[1992_Talon_tsi]

Need help installing the afr gauge purple wire into the 02 sensor. Into witch of the 4 wires on the 02 should i tap the purple wire?

 

[Absit]

You should skip hacking your wiring and buy a wideband sensor so you can actually use the data you get from it.

 

[ChiTownHussla]

You should skip hacking your wiring and buy a wideband sensor so you can actually use the data you get from it.

Why you gotta be like that yo? If you aint got nothing nice to say don't say it

 

[ilco187]

Need help installing the afr gauge purple wire into the 02 sensor. Into witch of the 4 wires on the 02 should i tap the purple wire?

none, like this Jumptronix Installation Instructions or like this Pillar Pod and Gauges <<< this will be the first 2 pics and you will be looking in the area by the blower motor against the firewall.

 

[1992_Talon_tsi]

none, like this Jumptronix Installation Instructions or like this Pillar Pod and Gauges <<< this will be the first 2 pics and you will be looking in the area by the blower motor against the firewall.

I tried connecting it directly to my ECU already for some reason it was not reading? And i cant open the second link!

 

[brian92tsiawd]

When you use the jumptronix page you have to look at the plug as if its still connected in the ecu and you are on the wire side. I'd bet you looked at it backwards and tapped the wrong wire.

 

[sparky1987]

Not to be a bone head but id recommend that you get a wideband instead of just the gauge the data as previously stated is very helpful and doesn't have to have sliced connections in the engine bay where they can cause issues

 

[FUZZYDESERTDSM]

id say the same with the wide band dude.

 

[T is for TURBO]

+1 on the wideband.
They are not that expensive anymore.

 

[91stocker]

You can log the volt read out on the narrowband with any logger if you insist on using that. The nb gauges are useless though.