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Old May 28, 2004 | 07:43 PM
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Originally Posted by Doofnoil
a l1h1 has what 4 wires right? I keep hearing about a narrowband wire, how do I totally replace my single wire narrow band with the wideband? Do I replace the sensor and run the narrowband wire from the sensor to the regular o2 output?

then from there I use the other three or four wires to go to a meter? enlighten me please.
well a wide band is alittle more complicated then that, it has 5 wires for a reason. you cant just hook up a multi meter to it(even if you could, the refresh rate on most multi meters is too slow) you have to have a controller, wideband o2s need to be heated and all this facny ---- to work right.
Old May 28, 2004 | 07:51 PM
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Default Re:Alternative tuning tools?

Originally Posted by TurboEF9
You _cannot_ convert a narrow O2 sensor to read as a wideband.

The narrowband O2 sensor's voltage range is only 0-1v, and it's a non-linear voltage. It's got two MASSIVE voltage sweeping curves and two "flat lines".

Completely worthless for widespectrum... thus, it's "narrowband" name.

actually he was referring to it as just a display for an l1h1. not only will it not work, but you need a controller for the l1h1 as well. as far as display units go there's this circuit that allows you to use an autometer AF gauge as a wb output. its 50bucks and i think only works with their wb controller. it also sux cuz there are no numbers on the autometer so you have to memorize their scale.
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