o2 senser

[boostedhatch]

Do I really need one?I have a wideband and I don't have a bung so can I just take the o2 and put the wideband o2 in it's place

[william]

Your cal relies on your O2 sensor at anything less than WOT, so unless you are dragstrip only, you will want one.

[GLHNSLHT2]

what wideband do you have? An LC-1 from innovate can send a simulated narrowband output to the ECU so you dont need a stock O2

[ShelbyMopar89]

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Originally Posted by GLHNSLHT2 what wideband do you have? An LC-1 from innovate can send a simulated narrowband output to the ECU so you dont need a stock O2

This is what myself and a buddy of mine are doing. Just plugged the stock hole up and use the analog (narrowband) sim signal from the LC-1 to the computer. Works good last long time

[tryingbe]

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Originally Posted by boostedhatch so can I just take the o2 and put the wideband o2 in it's place

Unless you want the wideband sensor die prematurely, I'd advise against it.

[boostedhatch]

Sorry It's a aem and there is a blue wire and a white wire,can one of them go to the signal wire for the ecu?.

[tryingbe]

Read the instruction.

[boostedhatch]

If I had them I would not of asked the question duh!!!!!!

[GLHNSLHT2]

well 1st any exhaust shop can weld a O2 bung onto your exhaust, should have them in stock. If you also want to remove your stock O2 and plug it you can get a bung/plug kit from Innovate. I don't know if you can run the ECU off the AEM setup. I've never heard either way and their website sucks for instructions. Part of the reason I went with Innovate.