Here is a link on how to get a aem uego controller to work with a hondata unit.
http://www.angelfire.com/elect...A.htm


Modified by jdmturbosol at 3:04 AM 7/10/2004

 

Just looked this over myself as well as some of the others in the electronics division here and this will work. You have to change the calibration in the Hondata, but thats it. Also if you haven't bought a UEGO controller yet. You can use the UEGO gauge(with built in controller) we have and it will work with the Hondata.

 

sorry i meant to list the fix for the regular uego controller. I fixed the title

 

Is that the same one that user Methods made?? Which wire would run to the box the white(analog)or the blue -serial? Take its the white just making sure

 

So does the guage uego work with hondata using the voltage splitter diagram?

 

 

Is there any interest here?

 

yeeeeeeha, does this work with the aem uego GAUGE!!!!!!!!!!!Cmon People

 

the aem uego gauge works with hondata but the regular uego controller needs the methods box

 

whatcha mean I heard the gauge DOES Not work with the hondata voltage is too high

 

the new gauge offers a 1-3.8v output
this voltage is within the 1-4 volt range hondata can read
you just must change the settings in the lambda conversion chart

 

Anyone confirm this, just making sure cause I swear I read articles saying it doesnt, ill have to chk my instructions.
Thanks

 

Yep, the gauge type work. You need to set the rotary switch to P0 or P1 in the gauge and connect. The analog output work from 3.375V @ 16.75 AFR and 0.500V @ 11.00 AFR, this values are good for daily use and for tuning. You need to connect the analog cable to the primary O2 input in the ECU (D14?) and set the lambda table acording.


Modified by dariusz at 4:08 PM 1/7/2005

 

Hey turbosol:


After studying your site today, I made a trip to radiohack and bought the required components. The problem is that I bought the quad op-amp because you led me to believe that it's better.

Now I'm not sure about the wiring schematic because it isn't described on your site. Should I wire the first two and last two op-amps together for load-sharing? I guess I just don't know the purpose of all four op-amps.

 

not my site