hondata s300 innovative lci install
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hondata s300 innovative lci install
dont know if this is the right place to post this but here i go
I recently purchased a hondata s300 with innovative wideband o2 and i cant find anything on how to replace the stock o2 with the wideband as a permant part i am new to all of this and may not be looking in the right places so if anyone could help with some diagrams or how-to it would be greatly appreciated i tried search function but appears to be down
I recently purchased a hondata s300 with innovative wideband o2 and i cant find anything on how to replace the stock o2 with the wideband as a permant part i am new to all of this and may not be looking in the right places so if anyone could help with some diagrams or how-to it would be greatly appreciated i tried search function but appears to be down
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Re: hondata s300 innovative lci install (hybridmath)
i say just to weld on another bung before the cat and put the Wideband there.. if you need anymore help with the install let me know. i have the same setup as yours. GL
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Re: hondata s300 innovative lci install (hybridmath)
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Re: hondata s300 innovative lci install (perlmeister8)
I assume you got the LC-1 or LM-1 from Innovative. They both have two analog outputs, you run one to the stock O2 pin (D14) and the other to your wideband input (I use D10). Run the LM programmer via the serial cable that comes with the wbo2 and program the first output to stock narrowband and the other to normal wideband (default).
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Re: hondata s300 innovative lci install (downest)
first off thanks for quick responses they are very much appreciated its a lc-1 got it all in a package deal
hondata s300 with boost option
walboro 255lph pump
omnipower 4 bar map
gm boost solenoid
chipped p28 with s300 installed
innovative lc-1 wideband with blue gauge
1300 shipped out next day was cheap compared to other places i looked what you guys think
hondata s300 with boost option
walboro 255lph pump
omnipower 4 bar map
gm boost solenoid
chipped p28 with s300 installed
innovative lc-1 wideband with blue gauge
1300 shipped out next day was cheap compared to other places i looked what you guys think
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Re: hondata s300 innovative lci install (laziebun)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by laziebun »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">i say just to weld on another bung before the cat and put the Wideband there.. if you need anymore help with the install let me know. i have the same setup as yours. GL</TD></TR></TABLE>
Since you already purchased the LC-1 I would go this route. For $7, buy an o2 sensor bung and weld it on. Run the Brown (wideband analog wire) from the LC-1 to the Hondata wideband analog in. Be sure to use the same ground source as the blue and white wires from the LC-1 for the ground for the Hondata wideband analog input ground
Since you already purchased the LC-1 I would go this route. For $7, buy an o2 sensor bung and weld it on. Run the Brown (wideband analog wire) from the LC-1 to the Hondata wideband analog in. Be sure to use the same ground source as the blue and white wires from the LC-1 for the ground for the Hondata wideband analog input ground
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