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AEM UEGO Wideband with no dial?

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arabeclipse

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Sep 23, 2011
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I read this and the suggests threads that came up http://www.dsmtuners.com/forums/art...-wideband-2g-turbo-place-stock-o2-sensor.html


A while ago I bought a used AEM UEGO wideband that came off a Laser. It does have the wire to hook up to the ecu but when it's hooked up, my car runs horribly. Why? Because the gauge is set at P00. There is no dial behind the gauge and I tried prying off the bezel but it won't seperated unless I damage the whole thing. The wire to ecu is NOT connected right now. I need this adjusted to P04 so I can tune because my o2 sensor isn't cycling (obviously) so my car is running rich. Never at stoich when cruising or idle.
 

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I can't find anything on the older style gauge (yours is the old style). Contact AEM, they have awesome customer support, and their forums are helpful too.

Also, the bezel should screw off if it does indeed come off.
 
Those older style gauges didn't have the removable gauge face. Does that hole near the right stud not go to the dial? If not, try pulling out the little block of foam from that hole in the back. That should let you see inside the where the white turn-dial is. Worst case you'll have to drill a hole in the black plastic housing to allow access to the dial.
 
Those older style gauges didn't have the removable gauge face. Does that hole near the right stud not go to the dial? If not, try pulling out the little block of foam from that hole in the back. That should let you see inside the where the white turn-dial is. Worst case you'll have to drill a hole in the black plastic housing to allow access to the dial.

Behind the foam is more foam, insulating the entire inside of it. I don't see anything dial-related in that small hole. Just appears to be empty.
 
when I turn mine on it says 14.7 without the plug connected to it. are we suppose to adjust it somehow I bought mine used and also bought a new bosch plug for it and im running mine around 30 inchese from the manifold?!?!?!
 
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