doesitonall4rs
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- Oct 26, 2005
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cherry hill,
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Using V3 software on 1G DSMlink V2.5. Wired the white wire from the wideband to pin 15 on the ECU.
With car in the on position I went to the area in link where you assign the ECU pin to read the PLXwideband hit "save new pin config" and then "save all to ECU". Then I went to captured values and hit capture PLXWBD then went to display values and displayed the same thing. Turned the car on and no matter what I do the wideband stays at like 11.14-11.22 while the wideband display shows 14.5-15.0 etc.
Any Ideas guys?
P.S. this is the PLX unit I have PLX Devices M-300 Kit Wideband Tuning Products : BoostController.com LLC - America's Source for High quality turbo boost controllers, silicone hose, and more performance products - 877-836-6155- precision boost control. Turbosmart Warehouse Distribut
Also here is a picture of the wire I connected the Wideband to, just to be 100% certain. (Highlighted in red)
Before I made this post I searched and searched and it appears that people with the PLX sensors don't have trouble logging it without a buffer circuit.
With car in the on position I went to the area in link where you assign the ECU pin to read the PLXwideband hit "save new pin config" and then "save all to ECU". Then I went to captured values and hit capture PLXWBD then went to display values and displayed the same thing. Turned the car on and no matter what I do the wideband stays at like 11.14-11.22 while the wideband display shows 14.5-15.0 etc.
Any Ideas guys?
P.S. this is the PLX unit I have PLX Devices M-300 Kit Wideband Tuning Products : BoostController.com LLC - America's Source for High quality turbo boost controllers, silicone hose, and more performance products - 877-836-6155- precision boost control. Turbosmart Warehouse Distribut
Also here is a picture of the wire I connected the Wideband to, just to be 100% certain. (Highlighted in red)
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Before I made this post I searched and searched and it appears that people with the PLX sensors don't have trouble logging it without a buffer circuit.
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