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07-01-2008, 12:52 PM

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Wideband O2

I'm looking into buying my first wideband. I'm not 100% sure on how they work. I understand what they do but not how to hook them up. Is it basically a "stand alone" device that I don't have to hook up to my ECU? I just hook it to a wideband O2 sensor and a power source and mount the gauge right?

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You need to do more research. What good is a wideband if you can't datalog it through your ecu?

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You need to do more research. What good is a wideband if you can't datalog it through your ecu?

You are correct there. I was wanting to slowly build up my equipment i.e chipped ecu on crome, injectors etc. and start teaching myself to tune. So I guess I should wait and buy it all at once? The widebands that xeno sells comes with instructions right? So many questions!

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