i have a boosted b16 and im hooking up my lm1 wideband. im having problems trying to hook this thing up. Where would the 3 wires coming from the
(analog out) hoook up to?? Some people have said to the ecu which i think is correct but wich wire goes where, im lost all the help is needed...
thanks.

 

Just run the stock o2 and get an extra bung for the wideband.

 

but where does the 3 wires comming from the analog out on the box connect to???

 

you need to program your analog outputs to "stock" masurments and then just wire two of the wires that comes from the PL cable to the ecu O2 pin.
one is to ecu ground and the other is whatever channle you choose to program,
i dont remember which wire is channle 1 or 2. but look at page 19 on the "lm1 manual"

let us know how it worked out for you.

 

where or how do i program the analog outputs to stock and another is where do I find the pinout for a p28 ecu???

 

The software for the LM1. It's available on their site.

Google.

 

the software is logworks is that correct??? If so then i already have it..

 

no, log works is just a logging software,

you need the LM1 PROGRAMMER.

 

alright so i just found the Lm programmer and its kinda making sense now except i cant find which wire goes where to the ecu and i cant find which color is channel 1 or 2, also any idea where i can find the pinout on the p28 ecu?? when i do find the pinout do i want to hook the channels up to the o2 signal or ELD they give me a few other options as well. the wire that has no insulator covering it is that the wire that goes to the ECU ground or chassis ground??
sorry for the noob ?? but, thanks for all the help and fast responses

 

It's in the manual.

Google, like I said earlier.

http://www.google.com/search?h...=f&oq=

 

i cant find sh*t in the lm manaul about the 3 wires!!! it says one is ground and the other 2 are analog input 1 and 2 but has nothing about which color is which,sooo...
thanks for the google site, thats exactly what i needed1!

 

You have to hook up the LM1 to ur pc or watever u use that have a serial port. The LM1 should have a serial cable that hooks to ur computer. Then you can program both the analog outputs from there. Choose whichever output you want to use and hook it up to ur p28 ecu. All three wires could be use but you really only need two. There is a ground, red, and black. Hook the ground up to ecu ground. Then hook one of the analog output that you programmed to D14. Also there is no point of doing this unless you have some type of datalogging.

 

that definetly helped thanks, im running neptune RTP with the lm1 wideband kit.. is that the tye of datalgging your refering to??



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