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Old 04-04-06, 01:31 PM
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AEM uego question????

hi!

i searched in others thread and i didn't find any precise answers

according to others opinion the gauge reads numerical from 10:1 to 18:1. But on the gauge around the perimeter it like 11 to 17 AFR

any clear answer on this???

and how it's accuracy tu use it on FC ??

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bump.. any answer?????
Old 04-04-06, 05:26 PM
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bumps aren't allowed in here.......

Im not sure I dont have one....

but doesn't AEM have any information on their own products?
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IIRC the gauge only reads down to 11:1 but if you log the AFR data,you can log down to 10:1.Someone might want to confirm that though.The other thing I heard about the AEM is the unit quits working at low ambient temperatures i.e. cold winter days.
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I can't see how that could be...they use a bosch sensor - or something the like anwyas - its not some "AEM" sensor

and either way - the sensor will only be cold until you start up the engine - then its going to get NICE and toasty...
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Nobody said it was the sensor,most if not all the newer WB units use the low cost Bosch LSU "7057" sensor,with some able to also use the NTK sensor with a jumper or software config. change.Give your head a shake.
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