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95092, zeitronix wideband ? Posted by boosted60trimrst, May-15-06 10:22 AM
does the wideband sensor fit in the stock 02 sensor bung ? also is it okay to not use a stock 02 and use the simulated narrowband wire ? how many people have ran it like that ?
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95093, RE: zeitronix wideband ? Posted by BumpinTalon, May-15-06 10:27 AM
O2 sensor bungs are pretty much one-size-fits-all... you can plug it in there and you can try to use the simulated narrow band outlet, but I recall people saying that their stock ECU didn't like that signal and would throw a CEL.
You can either just ditch your SFMU and use a Megasquirt, or you can weld in a second O2 sensor bung to get both the wideband and stock narrowband working, which keeps the stock ECU happy.
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95094, RE: zeitronix wideband ? Posted by boosted60trimrst, May-15-06 10:49 AM
thanx . ill try it for now and see if it works . also where do these wires go to .
red/swiched power ----------- cigarette lighter ? black/ground ---------------- chassis ? purple?simulated narrowband - stock 02 pin on ecu? would that conflict with my narrowband gauge on my apexi tt ? green/rpm input ------------- ?????? GREY/tps sensor ------------- ??????
is there any other wires that need to be hooked up ?
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95103, RE: zeitronix wideband ? Posted by boosted60trimrst, May-15-06 03:53 PM
green/rpm input ------------- ?????? GREY/tps sensor ------------- ?????? blue /user ------------- ?????
just not sure on these now
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95104, RE: zeitronix wideband ? Posted by DarkOne, May-15-06 04:17 PM
Originally posted by boosted60trimrst green/rpm input ------------- ?????? GREY/tps sensor ------------- ?????? blue /user ------------- ?????
RPM is the only solid white wire in the ECU harness. TPS is brown with a red stripe. Blue goes in your mouth, lUser.
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95105, RE: zeitronix wideband ? Posted by boosted60trimrst, May-15-06 06:39 PM
thanks . does anyone have a pic of where they installed the bung and lcd display ?
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95106, RE: zeitronix wideband ? Posted by socoarh, May-15-06 06:45 PM
the best wideband sensor kit out there is the prologger. Its new to the market and its better than any other, cheaper, and does more than a standard wideband kit. it also takes more samples than any other out there has better acuracy. go to prologger.com and check it out. i have seen it first hand when it was beeing built and tested at my buddies shop.
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95107, RE: zeitronix wideband ? Posted by BumpinTalon, May-15-06 07:53 PM
Dude, are you serious? $700 for the prologger with a 3 bar map sensor? You must be insane! The zeitronix is about 1/3rd that but as far as cheapest wideband goes, I've seen a DIY wideband for under $40 for sale here. I'm not even going to touch the other things you said since they are outright lies.
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95108, RE: zeitronix wideband ? Posted by boosted60trimrst, May-15-06 09:02 PM
well i already got my zeitronix with lcd brand new for 250 so i couldnt go wrong at that price. so does anyone have any pics of those things installed
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95125, RE: zeitronix wideband ? Posted by socoarh, May-16-06 12:22 PM
i can get it for like 500 or 550
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95127, RE: zeitronix wideband ? Posted by baxsom, May-16-06 02:19 PM
zetronix wideband with the pocketlogger cable and software so I can use it on my pda
awesome setup
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