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PIMking
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Yes the wideband is getting its signal with the brown wire.
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I would split another wire off the brown wire if you're going to do that. Then you'll run the brown wire to the gauge and to the ECU.
Don't give up. I hate to see people give up on something when they're almost there.
Yes.
Did you adjust the knock conditions as I described above?
So your tester was leaking at anything above 3 psi?
That's the spirit - if you want to win at DSMs then complain less, spend money more often and work through problems instead of feeling defeated.
Hell, would you quit hockey just because you fell a game short of winning a tourney?