Wideband o2 sensor wire routing
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Wideband o2 sensor wire routing
Guys with wideband o2 sensors, where/how did you route the sensor wire to the A/F gauge? I've got my sensor (AEM UEGO) just aft of the header collector facing slightly toward the driver's side. Looking to mount the sensor in the S3 ash tray spot. Should I get out the drill or is there an easy spot to get that big harness through? This is an '85 GSL. Thanks.
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i had my o2 senser just after the turbo( what would be mid header) and it kept burning out the senser.
i now have it located just be for where the main cat would be, i drilled a hole in the tunnel about where the pasengers shin is and droped the o2 senser down that way, mounted it with a heat sink and have ben good ever sence.
i now have it located just be for where the main cat would be, i drilled a hole in the tunnel about where the pasengers shin is and droped the o2 senser down that way, mounted it with a heat sink and have ben good ever sence.
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couple ideas. if you have no AC, you could use one of the holes in the firewall. there are also rubber plugs in the floor too.
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On my '83, there's a hole in the firewall for some wires, just below the glove compartment. That's where I routed mine through. However, my harness didn't have a connector on it, so that may not be possible for you. And S3s might be different anyway.
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Thanks for all the replies. I found the rubber plugs and that may be an option. The firewall would be my first choice although I'd rather not cut the harness unless I have to. All the wiring access holes are pretty small. The A/C has mostly been removed but I never was able to get that one hose out. Maybe now's a good time to try again.
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