Autometer Wideband
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Haz l33t wheelz.
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Autometer Wideband
Ok, everything is installed, gauge powers up, and goes through it's heating cycle. Idle AFR reads about 14.9-14.5 (stock tune)
Now, when i drive, it doesn't read beyond those ranges. Like it stays within the same 14.9-14.5 as if it were still at idle.
The power wire is connected in with my boost gauge power, and the ground is in a good clean spot.
any ideas?
Now, when i drive, it doesn't read beyond those ranges. Like it stays within the same 14.9-14.5 as if it were still at idle.
The power wire is connected in with my boost gauge power, and the ground is in a good clean spot.
any ideas?
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Ok, everything is installed, gauge powers up, and goes through it's heating cycle. Idle AFR reads about 14.9-14.5 (stock tune)
Now, when i drive, it doesn't read beyond those ranges. Like it stays within the same 14.9-14.5 as if it were still at idle.
The power wire is connected in with my boost gauge power, and the ground is in a good clean spot.
any ideas?
Now, when i drive, it doesn't read beyond those ranges. Like it stays within the same 14.9-14.5 as if it were still at idle.
The power wire is connected in with my boost gauge power, and the ground is in a good clean spot.
any ideas?
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Haz l33t wheelz.
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Haz l33t wheelz.
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sensor is placed on the driver's side of the dp, about 3 inches down from the header/dp connection,
yep, gauge says the same range of numbers regardless of what i do.
yep, gauge says the same range of numbers regardless of what i do.
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before the cat, if you have one?
Thats really odd, if the sensor wasnt working right, it wouldnt read at all it would stay at 14.7 and not fluctuate
That or your stupid lean LOL
Thats really odd, if the sensor wasnt working right, it wouldnt read at all it would stay at 14.7 and not fluctuate
That or your stupid lean LOL
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I'm still leaning toward something between the sensor and the gauge. I imagine you don't have another sensor to swap out. The only other thing I would suggest is try a sniffer or another wideband to eliminate it as the problem. Sorry I couldn't be more help.
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