air\fuel

[latinking]

i bought a air\fuel guage i used the blue wire of the front o2 sensoris this right????? the meter jumps alot and sometimes down past lean just making sure that i got the right (enguard) wire

 

[Protege2K]

Sounds just like a narrowband air/fuel gauge to me.

 

[Lord_Zath]

if you intend to use it for any serious tuning or monitoring, you'll want a wideband gauge. A regular/narrowband gauge will just give you a pretty light show as the light bounces from left to right depending on if the gas pedal is depressed or not.

LZ
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[twilightprotege]

it shouldnt be the straight blue wire. pink with a blue stripe i think (not 100% sure, just going off memory)

 

[Bigg Tim]

The Pink w/blue is at the ECU, pin #60

 

[twilightprotege]

it's at the sensor plug too.

 

[latinking]

sorry for the late reply but i've been really busy. the pink and blue wire turn into the blue at the sensor. just wanted to know if that is the right wire
and the gauge it went back to day the light was so dim i couldn't see it in the day light. and body know of a good one i can get thats not to much $$$$ (drunk)

i bought a air\fuel guage i used the blue wire of the front o2 sensoris this right????? the meter jumps alot and sometimes down past lean just making sure that i got the right (enguard) wire

 

[twilightprotege]

yep, that'll be the right one then

 

[Fade]

What brand was it?

 

[latinking]

don't know the brand but it ran me 125.00 which is to much for what i got

What brand was it?

 

[Fade]

If you want one that's not gonna bounce around and be accuate then you should get a wideband....expect to spend over 300 though