PLX WIDEBAND QUESTION
i got a plx m300...i wanna replace it with my stock o2 with this one...i'm also runnin a hondata s200wboost/dataloggin......so this plx has 4 wires coming off it red/black/white/grey...i know that the red and black are power and ground inputs and the other 2 wires grey and white are outputs...my question is can i hook up the wideband output to my ecu replacing the stock o2 and the other wire narrowband out from the plx to my autometer a/f ratio gauge...i think this should work because the gauge is a narrowband...i checked on plx's website and they make a converter for narrowband gauges that is on back order for ever....i emailed them numerous times about this and they would not answer to my dissapointment..i tried buyin the converter they said it was on backorder and automatically refunded my money...i would have waited...so do i need this converter box...or can i hook up the narrowband output from the plx m300 directly to my autometer gauge???......thx for any help
i know how to hook it up to the ecu and hondata gets it from the ecu...my question about using the narrowband output from the plx m300 to a autometer a/f ratio gauge...will it work....has anybody ran this before
it should work, it's just sending a narrowband signal that the autometer gauge will interpret. it may not be accurate but it will work. (plx recommends a converter box to make the output accurate for the autometer gauges)
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It will work just fine. But why not get a converter for like $45 and have your automemter display wideband readings.
It will work just fine. But why not get a converter for like $45 and have your automemter display wideband readings.
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It will work just fine. But why not get a converter for like $45 and have your automemter display wideband readings.
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i thought the plx comes with its own digital display??
It will work just fine. But why not get a converter for like $45 and have your automemter display wideband readings.
</TD></TR></TABLE> i thought the plx comes with its own digital display??
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i thought the plx comes with its own digital display??</TD></TR></TABLE>
It does, but if you run the one without a display, you can run a converter off the wideband output so it will read on your autometer a/f gauge.
i thought the plx comes with its own digital display??</TD></TR></TABLE>
It does, but if you run the one without a display, you can run a converter off the wideband output so it will read on your autometer a/f gauge.
Here you go:
http://www.hondata.com/techplx.html
Also, a buddy of mine ordered a PLX M-300 from me at Streetrays.com. I looked on their website, and they sell the converter as well for like $38.00.
http://www.streetrays.com/cata.../2971
Jason
http://www.hondata.com/techplx.html
Also, a buddy of mine ordered a PLX M-300 from me at Streetrays.com. I looked on their website, and they sell the converter as well for like $38.00.
http://www.streetrays.com/cata.../2971
Jason
any body have this coverter...i need it i guess...and yes the m300 has a lcd display..i'm mountin mine in the glove box..i have a cluster bezel...with a autometer a/f ratio gauge..so i thought it would be nice to hook that up to the wideband...ya PLX wont give a date for the Converter to be released
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