OK so the gauge works now but....its just showing red the bottom light is constant and the second light is flickering. Right now i have the 12v hooked straight to the battery and the ground hooked to a wire connected to the battery. and the purple wire is on the first O2 sensor spliced with the pink and blue wire. Any ideas? And yes i did wait for it to warm up.
Thanks!
you have the sensor in your exhaust?Nothing happens when I press on throttle. I also have very poor idle when I'm sitting at a light. (less than 500 rpm)
i did wait for it to warm up....and i drove it today and no improvement this sucks i even researched it on the autometer website
I noticed that if you solder the connections on the O2 side. It makes it 100X better.
but I'm not getting any response from the gauge even after warming.. it's always rich![]()
Ive got the ProSport A/F gauge, is this stuff right:
red(12v accessory power)- Positive Battery terminal
black(ground)- and metal ground
White(accessory power on)- black/whitestrip ignition wire
Orange(headlight switch)- Blue/White dimmer switch wire
Green- Pin 60 on ecu
Does all this sound right?
also, i bought a bosch wideband o2 sensor, can i just put it in place of one of my other o2 sensors, or do i have to weld a new bung in? once its in, where would i splice my green wire into that?
sorry, you cant just replace a narrow band with a wideband without a controller. a wide band output is 0-5volt, while a narrow band output is 0-1volt. your ecu will flip out or fry if you feed it a wideband output.