Wideband Install
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Re: Wideband Install
I have about 10,000 miles on my LM-1 WB setup.
You need to have power to the sensor when it's in the exhaust stream or the sensor may fail.
I have about 10,000 miles on my LM-1 WB setup.
You need to have power to the sensor when it's in the exhaust stream or the sensor may fail.
Re: Wideband Install
Excellent. I was hoping I could leave it in. One more question. With the LC1 I think you can also have one of the outputs act like a stock narrowband output. I was thinking of using the output instead of the factory O2 sensor. That way 1 sensor may be less problems? Any one doing this?
Excellent. I was hoping I could leave it in. One more question. With the LC1 I think you can also have one of the outputs act like a stock narrowband output. I was thinking of using the output instead of the factory O2 sensor. That way 1 sensor may be less problems? Any one doing this?
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Re: Wideband Install
it should say in the manual. Get a 3.5 mm lead from MAPLIN or RadioShack and some black cable, then attach that to the black lead from the stock O2 sensor connector (underneath the IC). That goes to the LM -1 (same for the LC -1 but not sure about the audio connector if needed).
And then there's the relay issue!
it should say in the manual. Get a 3.5 mm lead from MAPLIN or RadioShack and some black cable, then attach that to the black lead from the stock O2 sensor connector (underneath the IC). That goes to the LM -1 (same for the LC -1 but not sure about the audio connector if needed).
And then there's the relay issue!