Stock honda wideband 02 and aem ems
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Stock honda wideband 02 and aem ems
ok i have heard differnt thing from differnt people
if i have this
can i use it with the aem ems for the auto tune feauture and to tune my car.
its a stock honda wideband 02 will it work??
becasue why spend 500 on a fjo wideband when u can get these for like 250
plus its a stock honda part
if i have this
can i use it with the aem ems for the auto tune feauture and to tune my car.
its a stock honda wideband 02 will it work??
becasue why spend 500 on a fjo wideband when u can get these for like 250
plus its a stock honda part
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Re: Stock honda wideband 02 and aem ems (slowsi00)
is that a CX wideband? i thought they were 5 wire maybe not i am not sure
also get a techedge controller they are cheap only if that is a wideband otherwise you got ripped if that isnt a wideband and you payed 250
also get a techedge controller they are cheap only if that is a wideband otherwise you got ripped if that isnt a wideband and you payed 250
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Re: Stock honda wideband 02 and aem ems (ziggity)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by ziggity »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">is that a CX wideband? i thought they were 5 wire maybe not i am not sure
also get a techedge controller they are cheap only if that is a wideband otherwise you got ripped if that isnt a wideband and you payed 250</TD></TR></TABLE>
on obd-1 honda civics, the cx is a one wire o2 sensor. Other models are 4 wire. The wideband sensor is five wire sensor. Mase on this board uses a techedge unit interfaced with his ems There are other members but he comes to mind. I would im if you have any questions about it since he has direct experience.
also get a techedge controller they are cheap only if that is a wideband otherwise you got ripped if that isnt a wideband and you payed 250</TD></TR></TABLE>
on obd-1 honda civics, the cx is a one wire o2 sensor. Other models are 4 wire. The wideband sensor is five wire sensor. Mase on this board uses a techedge unit interfaced with his ems There are other members but he comes to mind. I would im if you have any questions about it since he has direct experience.
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Re: Stock honda wideband 02 and aem ems (lshatchturbo)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by lshatchturbo »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
on obd-1 honda civics, the cx is a one wire o2 sensor. Other models are 4 wire. The wideband sensor is five wire sensor. Mase on this board uses a techedge unit interfaced with his ems There are other members but he comes to mind. I would im if you have any questions about it since he has direct experience.</TD></TR></TABLE>
the one that is pictured is a five-wire sensor, which is what you would need for the techedge unit. the techedge v1.5 has a 0-5v linear output, which is what you would need to interface with the AEM EMS
on obd-1 honda civics, the cx is a one wire o2 sensor. Other models are 4 wire. The wideband sensor is five wire sensor. Mase on this board uses a techedge unit interfaced with his ems There are other members but he comes to mind. I would im if you have any questions about it since he has direct experience.</TD></TR></TABLE>
the one that is pictured is a five-wire sensor, which is what you would need for the techedge unit. the techedge v1.5 has a 0-5v linear output, which is what you would need to interface with the AEM EMS
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Re: Stock honda wideband 02 and aem ems (slowsi00)
why? get a techedge controller from http://www.techedge.com.au and get the display and you're good to go.
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Re: Stock honda wideband 02 and aem ems (slowsi00)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by slowsi00 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">hmm i am confused now 
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Basicaly you cant just plug a wideband o2 sensor DIRECTLY into your EMS with some sort of cable. It first has to go through the wideband controller which turns the signal from 02 sensor into a output that the EMS can use. Heres a ghetto diagram:
wideband 02 sensor ----> wideband 02 sensor controller ------> aem ems
The wideband o2 sensor is the wideband sensor required for your controller.
The controller can be say motec, FJO, techedge, proactive etcetc...
That should give you the general idea
</TD></TR></TABLE>Basicaly you cant just plug a wideband o2 sensor DIRECTLY into your EMS with some sort of cable. It first has to go through the wideband controller which turns the signal from 02 sensor into a output that the EMS can use. Heres a ghetto diagram:
wideband 02 sensor ----> wideband 02 sensor controller ------> aem ems
The wideband o2 sensor is the wideband sensor required for your controller.
The controller can be say motec, FJO, techedge, proactive etcetc...
That should give you the general idea
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Re: Stock honda wideband 02 and aem ems (lshatchturbo)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by lshatchturbo »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
Basicaly you cant just plug a wideband o2 sensor DIRECTLY into your EMS with some sort of cable. It first has to go through the wideband controller which turns the signal from 02 sensor into a output that the EMS can use. Heres a ghetto diagram:
wideband 02 sensor ----> wideband 02 sensor controller ------> aem ems
The wideband o2 sensor is the wideband sensor required for your controller.
The controller can be say motec, FJO, techedge, proactive etcetc...
That should give you the general idea </TD></TR></TABLE>
cool so how... so get the honda wide band then and plug it in to the tech edge unit and i will be all good to go
Basicaly you cant just plug a wideband o2 sensor DIRECTLY into your EMS with some sort of cable. It first has to go through the wideband controller which turns the signal from 02 sensor into a output that the EMS can use. Heres a ghetto diagram:
wideband 02 sensor ----> wideband 02 sensor controller ------> aem ems
The wideband o2 sensor is the wideband sensor required for your controller.
The controller can be say motec, FJO, techedge, proactive etcetc...
That should give you the general idea
</TD></TR></TABLE>cool so how... so get the honda wide band then and plug it in to the tech edge unit and i will be all good to go
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Re: Stock honda wideband 02 and aem ems (slowsi00)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by slowsi00 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">cool so how... so get the honda wide band then and plug it in to the tech edge unit and i will be all good to go </TD></TR></TABLE>
honda doesn't have any wideband, it's the Wideband Oxygen Sensor. all you need to do is buy the Wideband Oxygen Sensor, and TechEdge WB Controller....then you're set to go.
good luck.
honda doesn't have any wideband, it's the Wideband Oxygen Sensor. all you need to do is buy the Wideband Oxygen Sensor, and TechEdge WB Controller....then you're set to go.
good luck.
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