need help for air/fuel gauge
11-06-2009, 03:40 PM
#5
Three Wheelin'
a gauge alone, hooked up to ur car's stock sensors isn't going to work. ... a Simple non-wideband gauge will only show u "Lean, Stoich, Rich" the car's o2 sensor is a narrowband
Now, lean could mean from 13:1-23:1
rich could mean 12:1-7:1
So it won't tell you an actual ratio.
a true wideband will come with a sensor and a gauge. this can be installed in the exhaust stream.
Now, lean could mean from 13:1-23:1
rich could mean 12:1-7:1
So it won't tell you an actual ratio.
a true wideband will come with a sensor and a gauge. this can be installed in the exhaust stream.
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11-11-2009, 11:18 AM
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You bought an A/F gauge that's probably designed to hook up to your stock O2 sensor which is absolutely worthless. Like the posts above mentioned, if you're really concerned with your AFRs, get a wideband O2 sensor installed. The only one that I know of with a circular gauge is the AEM EUGO. PLX makes wideband sensors and displays but they are digital.
11-12-2009, 06:48 AM
#16
Hopefully you won't need any further 'advice' because you're attitude towards some of the more knowledgeable people is out of line.
Anyway, in this world of the internet, almost every mfg puts manuals or you can find them posted by other users who have posted info in forums like this.
It took me about 2 min to find this.
http://www.autometer.com/productPDF/0837L.pdf
Anyway, in this world of the internet, almost every mfg puts manuals or you can find them posted by other users who have posted info in forums like this.
It took me about 2 min to find this.
http://www.autometer.com/productPDF/0837L.pdf
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