Installing an AEM wideband air/fuel ratio gauge on my car. This install only takes about 15 mins and is very simple to do and a very good thing to have on your car to make sure nothing blows up!!
Installing an AEM wideband air/fuel ratio gauge on my car. This install only takes about 15 mins and is very simple to do and a very good thing to have on your car to make sure nothing blows up!!
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Nicely done ! Please don't let it heat up before starting. The ceramic n the sensor gets to 1250 degF, then gets hit with cold startup exhaust. That's when most WB sensors bite it early.
noob question, how do you splice it into your switched on power? just splice it in, solder it, tape or heat shrink then call it a day?
Great video! Another great thing about that gauge over some of the cheaper ones is that it can read in Lambda for E85 tuning.