LC-1 to replace narrowband?

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10-03-2008, 05:26 PM

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MAJORAHOLE

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Re: LC-1 to replace narrowband?

i tried it at their oem spec, and i still got an 02 cel.
hmmm, i guess ill check pgmfi

10-03-2008, 05:30 PM

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Re: LC-1 to replace narrowband?

are you throwing an error for incorrect voltage, or is the ecu seeing a fuckup in the O2 heater circuit? I don't know if honda's have a code for that but my dd just threw that one.

10-03-2008, 06:13 PM

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Re: LC-1 to replace narrowband?

iirc it was the cell for the heater deal, so that has nothing to do with my prob?
i didnt think there was a different code for the voltage input

10-05-2008, 04:51 AM

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Re: LC-1 to replace narrowband?

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Originally Posted by MAJORAHOLE

iirc it was the cell for the heater deal, so that has nothing to do with my prob?
i didnt think there was a different code for the voltage input

You have to disable the O2 heater code n the ROM in order to use a WB as your NB input in the ECU. Either that or run a ballast resister or wire in the stock NB O2 and only hook up the heater circuit.

Personally I just used Innovates stock NB voltage curve and disabled the O2 heater code in the ROM when I was running my LC1 full time.