CustomX113

Just bought a wideband and was wondering wheres the best place to drill the o2 for it

turbociviccoupe

it has to be after where the runners combine into one. but before the cat(if your running one. i drilled mines right before were my old 02 goes

CustomX113

so anywhere on the downpipe, i see people putting them on the dp on the bend

Mugencrxsir1

9 inches down from the DP bend, is what's recommended most frequently.

So within a foot from the DP downward bend, anywhere in this area.

david@didrace.com

The further the O2 sensor is away from the combustion chamber the more of a delay there is going to be as far as the RPM and corresponding A/F. At high rpm's this isn't much of an issue and if tuning on an eddy current type dyno at various loads it isn't an issue either.

Oxygen sensors can be negatively affected by abnormally high EGT's too.

adseguy

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by backpurge &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">The further the O2 sensor is away from the combustion chamber the more of a delay there is going to be as far as the RPM and corresponding A/F. At high rpm's this isn't much of an issue and if tuning on an eddy current type dyno at various loads it isn't an issue either.

Oxygen sensors can be negatively affected by abnormally high EGT's too.</TD></TR></TABLE>

On the flip side of that, the closer it is the faster it will wear out. Keep is at least 9 in. away and before the cat.

tealegg

i read threw the plx m300 instructions and it said about 24 inches away from the turbo.

nowtype

I suggest getting two bungs. One that can be accessed easily by the tuner without jacking up the car. Generally this means before the oil pan about a foot from the turbine. The other one would go in the stock position incase you want to run a sensor all the time.

boostedcivicsir

if you are putting it in another place othjer than your stock o2, with my AEM it said to be at least 18" from the turbine. if i remember.mine is in the stock b series location.

CustomX113

another question, on the 4 wire hookup for the gauge, theres a red white black and blue, i know where to hook the red and black obviosuly, but the white says to connect to any auxiliary unit that accepts a 0-5 volt input, where would i connect that and also the blue says to connect to a RS-232 com port for hyper-terminal data logging, now where would i connect those 2 wires to??

95dc2teg

not to thread jack or anything but where can i get cheap wideband oxygen sensor?

CustomX113

i got my aem uego 6 in 1 off ebay for 250 shipped

mike1114

iTrader: (1)

white wire is for the light in the guage, tap into your lights for the dashboard.

Blue wire......not sure, that would go to a hondata or AEM EMS for datalogging.

ps...most turbo instructions say 18" away from turbo for wideband placement.

I personally like right beside the stock O2 location.

CustomX113

sweet, thanks for the man

93supercoupe

very informativer thread.


Hey, how much and were can I get the actual sensor part of the wideband for my PLX 300.

Mine got wrecked when i crashed one of my other cars

93supercoupe

anyone?

Snafubmx234

about a foot or so down. Just make sure you don't put it in the 3, 6 or 9 o'clock position if the placement is going to be parallel to the ground.

You should be able to get the actual sensor from PLX, or even a VW dealer.

You need a Bosch LSU4/LSU4.2 Sensor.