Haltech Is it possible to use only one O2 Sensor?
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Is it possible to use only one O2 Sensor?
I have a innovate lm1 wideband with BOSCH o2 sensor.
I have the 0-5v output on the wideband, is it possible to use this signal for the E6x and have only ONE o2 sensor? I dont want to have the OEM o2 sensor + the wideband one.
I have the 0-5v output on the wideband, is it possible to use this signal for the E6x and have only ONE o2 sensor? I dont want to have the OEM o2 sensor + the wideband one.
As long as your LM-1 has a simulated narrowband output, then yes, you can get away with one sensor.
You would connect the narrowband output to the haltech O2 signal wire.
You would connect the narrowband output to the haltech O2 signal wire.
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Originally Posted by Claudio RX-7
Narrow Band = 0-1v
Wide Band = 0-5v
The LM-1 has a narrow band output for factory ECUs, and should also have the regular 0-5v output for dataloging.
Wide Band = 0-5v
The LM-1 has a narrow band output for factory ECUs, and should also have the regular 0-5v output for dataloging.
kickass! Tnx claudio.
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