i got a chipped ECU when installing the wideband do i wire it into the ECU or i dont have to do that??? becuz im confused if i got to or not some videos i watched they do it but others dont. please lmk. .

 

https://honda-tech.com/forums/honda-...ation-3380387/

https://honda-tech.com/forums/honda-.../#post52936359

 

ok ive read most of the comments on there so i basically dont have to wire it into my ECU... but i should wire it into the ECU to get better data.? . but in that forum there talking about S300 i just got a chipped ECU not any kind of data logger so wiring it into the ECU shouldnt matter correct? (sorry if im slow) and thanks for helping

 

If your chip is still doing closed-loop narrow-band o2 feedback, you would not want to wire it into your ecu.

If your ecu is in open-loop, you might as well wire it in. https://www.d-series.org/threads/diy...-cable.128285/ make a cable, use tunerview on phone or android headunit for cheap datalogging. https://play.google.com/store/apps/d...hl=en_US&pli=1

 

alright thank you i have no clue if mine is closed or open. i dont think i even got a O2 in the car so it might be open. ima probly go to rich tune and see if they can check

 

No prob. Aim toward tuning it, a good running car is more fun to drive and costs less to fuel and maintain.