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b20accord 04-05-2006 01:10 AM

wideband Innovate LC-1 question!
 
Alright so i was thinking of getting one of these widebands off the internet but i had a couple questions about it before i buy one. So i think this method would be easier to tune instead of getting a wideband with just a guage but i see that it also reads tps,and rpm? I dont see anything in the kit that would allow it to read these, all im seeing is the wideband sensor with a usb cable?? Is there sometime else extra i have to buy or something before i could get this wideband to work with the program it comes with or something? thanks!

http://cgi.ebay.com/Innovate-LC-1-Wi...QQcmdZViewItem

b20accord 04-05-2006 01:44 AM

Re: wideband Innovate LC-1 question!
 
also does anyone know if with the AEM uego wideband sensor, does it have the output so u can ditch your stock 02 sensor and just run the 1 wideband like u can with a plx??

MAJORAHOLE 04-05-2006 07:45 AM

Re: wideband Innovate LC-1 question!
 
i'm pretty sure it does.

noboostedEGo 04-05-2006 07:45 AM

Re: wideband Innovate LC-1 question!
 
The lc-1 doesn't come with a gauge. You either need to buy a separate gauge, or you can just read it on a laptop.

b20accord 04-05-2006 04:30 PM

Re: wideband Innovate LC-1 question!
 

Originally Posted by MAJORAHOLE
i'm pretty sure it does.

so your saying the aem one does replace your stock o2 sensor too like the plx?

MAJORAHOLE 04-05-2006 04:57 PM

Re: wideband Innovate LC-1 question!
 
ya i think it has an analog output to go to your ecu in place of stock 02 sensor.
check out their website to know for sure.

cberman 04-05-2006 10:07 PM

Re: wideband Innovate LC-1 question!
 
you connect lc-1 to ecu then ecu to laptop then u get all that info u want

noboostedEGo 04-06-2006 09:14 AM

Re: wideband Innovate LC-1 question!
 
If you're curious about keeping open loop for stock o2 and all that, there's an easy solution. Your wideband will have an analog output. When your wb is hooked up, you cut the wire to pin D14 on your ecu (stock o2) and wire in your analog output. Then when you wanna datalog, your ecu will read your wb readings and so will your laptop. If you don't want a CEL while logging, you can disable o2 heater and closed loop and you'll have no CEL. Then after you tune, you can either wire your stock o2 back in and run closed loop and all that, or most widebands have an analog output that scales the wideband readings down to narrowband readings to satisfy your stock o2 requirements.

If you're interested in an lc-1 I have one I can sell you. I've never used it, I bought it after a reputable guy on turbod16 used it for less than a month. I'd sell it to you for like 170 shipped it comes with (sensor, push button switch, LED, manual, wires and ----).

Sorry I know this isn't classifieds, I just haven't put it up yet.

I'm selling it because I need money cause I just blew my motor last night and I'm poor.

Hope I answered some of your q's.

-Peter

puck89rex 04-07-2006 06:15 PM

Re: wideband Innovate LC-1 question!
 
I know u offered it to cberman but If he doesn't want it I was lookin 4 tha lc-1 w/tha led...I know I'm a noob but I have great feedback on ebay...look me up...puckett6969...I have paypal ready n I wanna get this 14b on n tuned on my rex...lemme know whassup :6

cberman 04-08-2006 03:42 PM

Re: wideband Innovate LC-1 question!
 

Originally Posted by puck89rex
I know u offered it to cberman but If he doesn't want it I was lookin 4 tha lc-1 w/tha led...I know I'm a noob but I have great feedback on ebay...look me up...puckett6969...I have paypal ready n I wanna get this 14b on n tuned on my rex...lemme know whassup :6

i dont need an lc-1...i already have one in my car


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