tstkl
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again, my GUESS is that you put the positive wire in the ecu and ground the other wires. I dunno tho.
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you have to change the type of sensor from temp to wideband o2, let me go get my palm finally, and solve this once and for all. brbBoost95 said:Ok, so I tapped into pin 15 which is the EGR temp. The wire is blue with a yellow stripe if anyone is interested. When its not hooked up it displays -27ish then when its hooked up it reads 110ish . What am I suppose to do with a temp reading? Am I missing something here?