SmalltownDSMer
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I've had my Aem digital wideband in my car for a while but not connected to the rear o2 wire out of the ecu. I am currently undertaking this little project and just want to double check before I do anything..
I have lost my wideband install instructions that came with the kit so I do not know if that would provide any help. Now since I am going off of the rear o2, the white wire from the wideband needs to be connected to pin 75 at the ecu if I understand correctly.
Somebody correct me if I am wrong..
I have taken pictures of the connector that goes into the ecu just to confirm everything is right. It should be the second longest connector, the one to the far right if looking at the ecu and the pin should be the fifth one from the left side of the connector..
Also, pin 75 and 76 have larger white wires coming from them, go into shrink wrap and come out in two big green wires which I have also taken a picture of. If someone could confirm that this looks correct or not, I would greatly appreciate it.
Car is a 97 Gsx.
Thanks, Jayson
I have lost my wideband install instructions that came with the kit so I do not know if that would provide any help. Now since I am going off of the rear o2, the white wire from the wideband needs to be connected to pin 75 at the ecu if I understand correctly.
Somebody correct me if I am wrong..
I have taken pictures of the connector that goes into the ecu just to confirm everything is right. It should be the second longest connector, the one to the far right if looking at the ecu and the pin should be the fifth one from the left side of the connector..
Also, pin 75 and 76 have larger white wires coming from them, go into shrink wrap and come out in two big green wires which I have also taken a picture of. If someone could confirm that this looks correct or not, I would greatly appreciate it.
Car is a 97 Gsx.
Thanks, Jayson
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