Microtech wideband woes...
09-15-07, 06:30 PM
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wideband woes...
i did do a bit of earching on the AEM today, but didnt find anything i didnt know yet..
heres my problem.
i am using the AEM UEGO wideband. Awesome wideband IMO, but im having a bit of difficulty getting it connected to my mircotech. i have an LT8 (might be LT8X or something like that)
theres a way to switch the wideband OUTPUTS between the 0-5v, 1v-2v, and thene theres an Autotonic something output thats between 0-1V and the Nernst (non linear) output thats 0-1v.
now i know that since the LT8 only reads narrowband, my only options are the nernst (witch from my understanding is a "normal" narrowband) and the autotronic output, which i have no idea what it is.
i tried the nernst output with no success. it was the same for the autotronic. im beginning to believe theres something wrong with the 02 senser input, but i would liek to hope not.
has any1 else had this issue with theyre widebands? any tips? all my connections are good... i soldered the wires and wrapped them with elect. tape.
heres my problem.
i am using the AEM UEGO wideband. Awesome wideband IMO, but im having a bit of difficulty getting it connected to my mircotech. i have an LT8 (might be LT8X or something like that)
theres a way to switch the wideband OUTPUTS between the 0-5v, 1v-2v, and thene theres an Autotonic something output thats between 0-1V and the Nernst (non linear) output thats 0-1v.
now i know that since the LT8 only reads narrowband, my only options are the nernst (witch from my understanding is a "normal" narrowband) and the autotronic output, which i have no idea what it is.
i tried the nernst output with no success. it was the same for the autotronic. im beginning to believe theres something wrong with the 02 senser input, but i would liek to hope not.
has any1 else had this issue with theyre widebands? any tips? all my connections are good... i soldered the wires and wrapped them with elect. tape.
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09-16-07, 10:01 AM
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You can test the Mircotech's narrowband input easily by swapping on a narrowband sensor. Or if you don't want to run the car, connect up a narrowband sensor, power up the Microtech and then heat the sensor with a propane torch. It should read almost full lean.
