A/F Gauge Hook Up
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On The Tree
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From: Bloomfield, NJ
Hi. new to the board and did a search on A/F Gauge installation. Everyone seems to be installing them to the back of the PCM. Which wire is the correct one for the hookup on an 03 Avalanche? I followed Autometers direction to connect infront of the O2 sensor wire in my exaust but the guage seems to be reading backwards. It seems that it keeps reading Lean when I know it should be reading rich. I used the solid purple wire in front of the rear O2 sensor on the passenger side. This O2 is actually after my Y pipe so it is reading both banks at the same time. Any help would be appreciated.
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Bonedog
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Bonedog
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tha rear sensors dont read A/F ratio. They are only to let the computer know the cats are working properly. Pick one of the front ones. They read A/F. Dont worry about reading both sides, they are the same with our fuel injection. Only time they would be different is maybe a missfire or something.
Welcome to the Forum by the way!
Welcome to the Forum by the way!
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From: Bloomfield, NJ
Originally Posted by Snake Eater
tha rear sensors dont read A/F ratio. They are only to let the computer know the cats are working properly. Pick one of the front ones. They read A/F. Dont worry about reading both sides, they are the same with our fuel injection. Only time they would be different is maybe a missfire or something.
Welcome to the Forum by the way!
Welcome to the Forum by the way!

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Thank you. I will be doing the change later today. Thank you very much on a fast reply. Great site you all have here and I will be checking this site everyday for more info and new info.
Thanks again
Bonedog
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Bonedog
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