Help! Install A/F Gauge
#1
What wire do I use on the o2 sensor to hook up to the gauge? I used the search and can't find what one to use. Also, which o2 senor or does it matter? The truck is an 02 with 6.0 liter. Thanks.
#2
From my Whipple install:
2002 6.0:
Factory Pin = Blue 69 for Bank 1 Front O2 Snsor Purple/White
OR
Factory Pin = Blue 66 for Bank 2 Front O2 Sensor Purple
I connected my A/F guage to one of these two, just can't remember which. The Blue refers to the PCM cluster color. PM me if ya need more details.
2002 6.0:
Factory Pin = Blue 69 for Bank 1 Front O2 Snsor Purple/White
OR
Factory Pin = Blue 66 for Bank 2 Front O2 Sensor Purple
I connected my A/F guage to one of these two, just can't remember which. The Blue refers to the PCM cluster color. PM me if ya need more details.
#6
I have no idea what the deal was but back when I was trying to install mine (digital gauge from dynotune.org), it was reading up to 1.25V at wot (waaaay too rich) and no matter what wire I spliced into it read too high even tried a regular volt meter on it. It jumped around at idle and 1/4 throttle just like a regular a/f guage, but at anything more than 1/2 throttle it would read too rich. I hope you get it working w/o the aggrivation I went through.
#7
I think the O2 sensors are narrow band sensors. Wondering if it is appropriate to wire into these for accurate readings. Dynojet requires the installation of a wideband sensor in order to hook up their Wideband Commander:
Wideband Commander
Wideband Commander - Bosch Wideband Sensor
Wideband Commander
Wideband Commander - Bosch Wideband Sensor
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