I am going to be purchasing the Zeitronix Wideband o2 kit. I have removed my cat and my rear o2 is dead. Since the rear o2 only monitors your cat, can I remove my rear o2 and insert my wideband o2 in its place? That way I can run the wires right up under the drivers side seat where the rear o2 wires are then right up to the laptop. I can always just run a casper for the rear o2 wires.
#95954, "RE: Zeitronix Wideband" In response to Reply # 0
You know how not advanced this is? Moving to Perf/Eng...
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#95964, "RE: Zeitronix Wideband" In response to Reply # 3
also if you read the zeitronix instructions it recommends no more than 16" from the downpipe
have a muffler shop put you in a bung its not that expensive
oh also if you are using a turbo timer you must make sure that your zeitronix controller is powered during the countdown because the wideband sensor will be damaged if it is in the exhaust stream without being powered
#96409, "RE: Zeitronix Wideband" In response to Reply # 5
Originally posted by eclipse7782 Actually it says: Recommended installation requires welding the o2 sensor bung in the down pipe AT LEAST 16" away from the turbo."
Well, I guess the instruction manual probably also details how to install it too.
It took me all of 30 minutes to install up to the point where I need to connect the actual sensor to the control. When I feel like crawling under the dash and drilling another hole in the firewall, I'll finish my installation.
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