wideband 02/chrome p28 (honda)
02-09-2007, 04:27 PM
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wideband 02/chrome p28 (honda)
I feel really dumb starting this thread, but searching h-t isn't answering my question....
My setup is tuned with crome on a p28.
If I want to run a wideband o2 sensor/controller, do I need to install a second bung, or will the bosch 1 volt output work in place of the stock o2 sensor?
Also, is there any problem with the AEM controller/gauge? Should I spend the extra money to get the PLX?
My setup is tuned with crome on a p28.
If I want to run a wideband o2 sensor/controller, do I need to install a second bung, or will the bosch 1 volt output work in place of the stock o2 sensor?
Also, is there any problem with the AEM controller/gauge? Should I spend the extra money to get the PLX?
02-09-2007, 04:44 PM
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Re: wideband 02/chrome p28 (honda)
I can't answer your question about that. I don't think you can honestly.
I have a AEM Wideband in my car. I have a second bung on my car and I solely use it for watching my air-fuel.
It's worth it in my own opinion. Thats the only gauge I'd have if I were on motor.
Boost = gauges.
*edit*. If my car were running, I'd let you check it out. It's a nice gauge. Comes with black or silver bezel(ring around the gauge) and white or black face. Also reads in lambda(sp?) if you want to, I'm not using that).
I have a AEM Wideband in my car. I have a second bung on my car and I solely use it for watching my air-fuel.
It's worth it in my own opinion. Thats the only gauge I'd have if I were on motor.
Boost = gauges.
*edit*. If my car were running, I'd let you check it out. It's a nice gauge. Comes with black or silver bezel(ring around the gauge) and white or black face. Also reads in lambda(sp?) if you want to, I'm not using that).
02-09-2007, 04:53 PM
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Re: wideband 02/chrome p28 (honda)
if you get a wideband controller with a WIDEBAND output and a NARROWBAND output, it'll work fine with the p28. You'll only need that one wideband o2 sensor.
02-09-2007, 04:53 PM
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Re: wideband 02/chrome p28 (honda)
oh yeah....I'm getting a wideband...
I'm just hoping I don't have to install another bung, for cleanliness sake...
nobling cars are clean when jacked up.
I'm just hoping I don't have to install another bung, for cleanliness sake...
nobling cars are clean when jacked up.
02-09-2007, 05:03 PM
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Re: wideband 02/chrome p28 (honda)
I know if you get a FJO wideband you can control your signal voltage to the same as stock. They're pricey but nice, they also use a NTK O2 + Bosch.
02-11-2007, 07:34 AM
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Re: wideband 02/chrome p28 (honda)
totally unrelated, but not worthy of it's own thread:
Can you turn off the O2 sensor heater trouble code with crome?
Can you turn off the O2 sensor heater trouble code with crome?
02-11-2007, 08:13 AM
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