Air Fuel Ratio Gauge
12-20-2006, 10:07 PM
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Air Fuel Ratio Gauge
Has anyone ever put an air to fuel ratio gauge in their car? If so i know you need to hook it up to the o2 sensors ,but how do you do it. Do you have to connect it to both o2 sensors?
12-20-2006, 10:22 PM
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RE: Air Fuel Ratio Gauge
I'm glad you replied cause ive seen your car and the gauges, but so it comes with two wires. Do i put it into both, and im going with the ultra lites and when it is night time how do i wire them to come on when i turn on the lights?
12-21-2006, 04:09 PM
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RE: Air Fuel Ratio Gauge
ORIGINAL: Black Snake
Just wire your possitive and negative wires and splice into the black wire on the O2 sensor
Just wire your possitive and negative wires and splice into the black wire on the O2 sensor
Oh, my car is an 87 GT.
12-21-2006, 04:51 PM
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RE: Air Fuel Ratio Gauge
no one has bothered to mention that a narrow band o2 gauge is worth absolutly nothing and will not give you any information other then the o2s are working or not. you cant use it for tuning or checking to make sure the car is running correctly because th guage is constantly jumping around. its a glorified light show
12-21-2006, 05:06 PM
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RE: Air Fuel Ratio Gauge
ORIGINAL: luckythirteen13
no one has bothered to mention that a narrow band o2 gauge is worth absolutly nothing and will not give you any information other then the o2s are working or not. you cant use it for tuning or checking to make sure the car is running correctly because th guage is constantly jumping around. its a glorified light show
no one has bothered to mention that a narrow band o2 gauge is worth absolutly nothing and will not give you any information other then the o2s are working or not. you cant use it for tuning or checking to make sure the car is running correctly because th guage is constantly jumping around. its a glorified light show
Then again, I don't see a need for the gauge unless there are some major engine mods.