RUS531 RUS531 Donating Members 410 Member For: 18y 5m 4d Gender: Male Location: Emerald QLD Posted 18/10/07 08:33 AM Share Posted 18/10/07 08:33 AM Just Jumped under my car and got some info... there a NTK printed on the sensor. I google'd it and it took me to the the NKG site from there I had a look at their HEGO sensors and found this out, the white wires are for the heater. Grey is for the Signal Ground and black is the wire that goes to the ECU.BF turbo's right on the money, the black one should be the way to goCheersCameron Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
BF_Turbo Member 236 Member For: 17y 8m 12d Gender: Male Location: Central QLD Posted 18/10/07 08:44 AM Share Posted 18/10/07 08:44 AM ok 70km drive to work and well I think I'll keep the AFR guage.. it does dance a fair bit but while cruising sits in stoich to rich and doesn't move that much.. Changing gears comming off cruise or around town and its like being at the discotek. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Phoon Member 284 Member For: 19y 26d Gender: Male Posted 18/10/07 09:47 AM Share Posted 18/10/07 09:47 AM (edited) ok 70km drive to work and well I think I'll keep the AFR guage.. it does dance a fair bit but while cruising sits in stoich to rich and doesn't move that much.. Changing gears comming off cruise or around town and its like being at the discotek.They will dance around a bit in traffic etc as they are taking a reading of whats actually happening in nanoseconds. On an open road at steady pace say 100k/h they will be alot more steady. Put on the cruise control and if your car is well tuned, you will find they only move + or - 1 or 2 increments and will stay in stoich the whole time. By the way guys, its the black wire on the car you need to connect to.CheersJeff Edited 18/10/07 09:47 AM by Phoon Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
BF_Turbo Member 236 Member For: 17y 8m 12d Gender: Male Location: Central QLD Posted 18/10/07 09:57 AM Share Posted 18/10/07 09:57 AM (edited) Edited 18/10/07 10:08 AM by BF_Turbo Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
RUS531 RUS531 Donating Members 410 Member For: 18y 5m 4d Gender: Male Location: Emerald QLD Posted 18/10/07 06:41 PM Share Posted 18/10/07 06:41 PM Yep I got the same result I went off the rear o2 sensor after the cat, at 100kmh its sits in the middle and moves around a bit and as soon as I step on the gas she goes all the way up to rich and when I take my foot off the gas it will go to lean, is this right? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
BF_Turbo Member 236 Member For: 17y 8m 12d Gender: Male Location: Central QLD Posted 18/10/07 08:11 PM Share Posted 18/10/07 08:11 PM Yep I got the same result I went off the rear o2 sensor after the cat, at 100kmh its sits in the middle and moves around a bit and as soon as I step on the gas she goes all the way up to rich and when I take my foot off the gas it will go to lean, is this right?I hope so, that's what mine does.Is there anyway to disable the warning light? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Phoon Member 284 Member For: 19y 26d Gender: Male Posted 18/10/07 09:22 PM Share Posted 18/10/07 09:22 PM Yep I got the same result I went off the rear o2 sensor after the cat, at 100kmh its sits in the middle and moves around a bit and as soon as I step on the gas she goes all the way up to rich and when I take my foot off the gas it will go to lean, is this right?that's exactly how they should work.CheersJeff Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
RUS531 RUS531 Donating Members 410 Member For: 18y 5m 4d Gender: Male Location: Emerald QLD Posted 18/10/07 11:29 PM Share Posted 18/10/07 11:29 PM Is there anyway to disable the warning light? that would be a good idea Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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