DIY-WB installed
05-19-2002, 11:38 AM
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DIY-WB installed
I wired the DIY-WB in and put my new 57 trim turbo in yesterday (Thanks Ben & DRAG!)
It shows 14.6-14.7 at idle and cruise in closed loop, and 10.9-11.5 at full boost. I hope it's right
I have a switch wired in that switches input to the ECU from the stock o2 sensor to the wideband if I want to use Hondata to datalog it. I haven't tried that part yet, though.
Here are some pics:
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It shows 14.6-14.7 at idle and cruise in closed loop, and 10.9-11.5 at full boost. I hope it's right
I have a switch wired in that switches input to the ECU from the stock o2 sensor to the wideband if I want to use Hondata to datalog it. I haven't tried that part yet, though.
Here are some pics:
Dustin
05-19-2002, 11:47 AM
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Re: DIY-WB installed (dustin)
Oh, and I couldn't find a weld bung for the O2 sensor locally...
So my friend Kell found me a spindle nut off a 88-92 Suzuki that worked
So my friend Kell found me a spindle nut off a 88-92 Suzuki that worked
05-19-2002, 01:01 PM
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Re: DIY-WB installed (dustin)
so does this mean u got a car running again? 
u gonna be happy again? cant wait to hear how the hondata tuning goes with the DIY-WB.
[Modified by DIRep972, 10:02 PM 5/19/2002]
u gonna be happy again? cant wait to hear how the hondata tuning goes with the DIY-WB.[Modified by DIRep972, 10:02 PM 5/19/2002]
05-19-2002, 01:26 PM
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Re: DIY-WB installed (dustin)
dustin,
i dont think its a good idea to have it constantly plugged in like that without it being powered. without the heater element running on the wideband, carbon will build up pretty quick inside and shorten the lifespan of the sensor considerably.
[Modified by SEFI8LOxCivic, 10:26 PM 5/19/2002]
i dont think its a good idea to have it constantly plugged in like that without it being powered. without the heater element running on the wideband, carbon will build up pretty quick inside and shorten the lifespan of the sensor considerably.
[Modified by SEFI8LOxCivic, 10:26 PM 5/19/2002]
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Re: DIY-WB installed (SEFI8LOxCivic)
dustin,
i dont think its a good idea to have it constantly plugged in like that without it being powered. without the heater element running on the wideband, carbon will build up pretty quick inside and shorten the lifespan of the sensor considerably.
[Modified by SEFI8LOxCivic, 10:26 PM 5/19/2002]
i dont think its a good idea to have it constantly plugged in like that without it being powered. without the heater element running on the wideband, carbon will build up pretty quick inside and shorten the lifespan of the sensor considerably.
[Modified by SEFI8LOxCivic, 10:26 PM 5/19/2002]
05-19-2002, 05:27 PM
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Re: DIY-WB installed (dustin)
what was the total cost on that setup? id like to invest in such a setup. you build the controller and then buy the gauge and the o2?
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