NGK wideband ??

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01-25-07, 06:11 PM

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yeah sorry it is not that easy.. you cant always relay on having somone there.. besides I do most my own tuning not only that but nobody drives my car!

i know the feeling. the only one i trust is my dad.

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01-25-07, 06:15 PM

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noob question, but is wideband O2 pretty much plug and play? or what?

if the sensor is specifically made for your car then it is (for the most part) plug-and-play. aftermarket sensors tend to have the installer alter something to make it fit (splice harness, drill and weld bung) so you have to do a lil research on how it is you're going to install

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01-25-07, 06:18 PM

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thanks

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01-25-07, 06:46 PM

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How did you get the auto timer (thats the small tiny lil timer right?) to work with the wideband o2 sensor?? I have one of those timers also.

it has a digital input (notice how there is an O2 feature on the display)

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01-25-07, 07:04 PM

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i guess its for us cosmetic junkies.. and a gauge is easier to mount and in my opinion looks better then a box

not when its tucked into a slot under the radio and molded in

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01-26-07, 08:48 AM

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it has a digital input (notice how there is an O2 feature on the display)

you can read out wideband or just narrow band with you turbotimer?
if you can read out WB is it compadable with all WB'S.
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01-26-07, 01:47 PM

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you can read out wideband or just narrow band with you turbotimer?
if you can read out WB is it compadable with all WB'S.
thanks

+1 on that.. I thought it was only for the narrowband stock 02 sensor

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01-28-07, 08:04 PM

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well??????

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01-29-07, 08:05 AM

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if you have a wideband controller and sensor you can use the screen to display the readings. you can probably somehow use the stock sensor but ive never tried it.

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