Wide Band Install

95project · October 8th, 2010, 11:00 AM

I'm going to be installing my AEM Wide band today.

Anyone heard of wiring this in with the EGR as well? What will it do and how do i do it?

Trick Tuners · October 8th, 2010, 12:13 PM

No. Why would you do that?

95project · October 8th, 2010, 12:56 PM

I have heard that wiring your wideband in through the EGR plug will allow for for easy datalogging.

ChrisJ · October 8th, 2010, 01:15 PM

Originally Posted by 95project

I have heard that wiring your wideband in through the EGR plug will allow for for easy datalogging.

I have NEVER heard of that...

95project · October 8th, 2010, 01:50 PM

Originally Posted by ChrisJ

I have NEVER heard of that...

Ok. Normal install it is.

95project · October 8th, 2010, 03:08 PM

Originally Posted by Trick Tuners

No. Why would you do that?

Any suggestion on where to put the o2 sensor. I have BBk LT's, BBK X Pipe...no cats...

there is an available bung on the bottom of the LT's just before the connection to the X pipe...and also one in the mid pipe...

is it ok to put it in the header itself?

and best side is drivers right?

AdderMk2 · October 9th, 2010, 11:39 AM

Any of you who have never heard of running the wideband through the EGR for easy datalogging, must be spoiled with dyno's and external AFR monitoring.

For those of us who tune on our own, with equipment like the Moates Quarterhorse... have to find ways to get the AFR data in line with the rest of our log data.

The way this is done, is by setting the EGR to disabled, in the tune. You then connect your 0-5v analog output from the WBO2 to the EVP SIG wire, which reporta EGR valve position to the ECM.
You then go into Binary Editor, and set a new transfer function for the EVP, and have binary editor report it into your datalog as AFR. You can then change the points on your digital dashboard to show the reported data, which then falls in line with your other recorded data, and allows for easy readback and data processing.

95project, I apologize that I havent gotten back to you on this, I will send you more complete information when I have a chance. I am currently in Wisconsin, training up for a tour overseas. My net connection is crap, and my time is limited.

ChrisJ · October 9th, 2010, 04:43 PM

Originally Posted by AdderMk2

Any of you who have never heard of running the wideband through the EGR for easy datalogging, must be spoiled with dyno's and external AFR monitoring.

For those of us who tune on our own, with equipment like the Moates Quarterhorse... have to find ways to get the AFR data in line with the rest of our log data.

The way this is done, is by setting the EGR to disabled, in the tune. You then connect your 0-5v analog output from the WBO2 to the EVP SIG wire, which reporta EGR valve position to the ECM.
You then go into Binary Editor, and set a new transfer function for the EVP, and have binary editor report it into your datalog as AFR. You can then change the points on your digital dashboard to show the reported data, which then falls in line with your other recorded data, and allows for easy readback and data processing.

95project, I apologize that I havent gotten back to you on this, I will send you more complete information when I have a chance. I am currently in Wisconsin, training up for a tour overseas. My net connection is crap, and my time is limited.

I run a innovate LC-1 with XD-16...Datalogs just fine for me with my wideband sensor...And I dont tune my car...My car is tuned by GREAD Tuning in Louisville Kentucky...

95project · October 10th, 2010, 02:59 PM

Originally Posted by AdderMk2

Any of you who have never heard of running the wideband through the EGR for easy datalogging, must be spoiled with dyno's and external AFR monitoring.

For those of us who tune on our own, with equipment like the Moates Quarterhorse... have to find ways to get the AFR data in line with the rest of our log data.

The way this is done, is by setting the EGR to disabled, in the tune. You then connect your 0-5v analog output from the WBO2 to the EVP SIG wire, which reporta EGR valve position to the ECM.
You then go into Binary Editor, and set a new transfer function for the EVP, and have binary editor report it into your datalog as AFR. You can then change the points on your digital dashboard to show the reported data, which then falls in line with your other recorded data, and allows for easy readback and data processing.

95project, I apologize that I havent gotten back to you on this, I will send you more complete information when I have a chance. I am currently in Wisconsin, training up for a tour overseas. My net connection is crap, and my time is limited.

thanks man. i appreciate it. i will be ordering the QH tomorrow. not my DD so no huge rush...i appreciate your help and appreciate your service to this country even more. PM when you get a chance.

October 8th, 2010, 11:00 AM	#1
95project Enthusiast Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: Memphis TN Posts: 609 iTrader: 0 reviews	Wide Band Install I'm going to be installing my AEM Wide band today. Anyone heard of wiring this in with the EGR as well? What will it do and how do i do it? __________________ 95 GT- AFR 185's, Comp CAM, Trick FLow TH upper and lower, 30lb injec, 76MM C&L kit, Full MSD, BBK Pulleys, 3:73, BBK Long Tubes, X Pipe, Magnaflow Cat back, Cobra front control arms, MM CC plates LCA's and Panhard bar, tuned by Adam @ Pops Racing.

October 8th, 2010, 12:13 PM	#2
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October 8th, 2010, 12:56 PM	#3
95project Enthusiast Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: Memphis TN Posts: 609 iTrader: 0 reviews	I have heard that wiring your wideband in through the EGR plug will allow for for easy datalogging. __________________ 95 GT- AFR 185's, Comp CAM, Trick FLow TH upper and lower, 30lb injec, 76MM C&L kit, Full MSD, BBK Pulleys, 3:73, BBK Long Tubes, X Pipe, Magnaflow Cat back, Cobra front control arms, MM CC plates LCA's and Panhard bar, tuned by Adam @ Pops Racing.

October 9th, 2010, 11:39 AM	#7
AdderMk2 Banned Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: al-Ahhmadi, Kuwait Posts: 991 iTrader: 0 reviews	Any of you who have never heard of running the wideband through the EGR for easy datalogging, must be spoiled with dyno's and external AFR monitoring. For those of us who tune on our own, with equipment like the Moates Quarterhorse... have to find ways to get the AFR data in line with the rest of our log data. The way this is done, is by setting the EGR to disabled, in the tune. You then connect your 0-5v analog output from the WBO2 to the EVP SIG wire, which reporta EGR valve position to the ECM. You then go into Binary Editor, and set a new transfer function for the EVP, and have binary editor report it into your datalog as AFR. You can then change the points on your digital dashboard to show the reported data, which then falls in line with your other recorded data, and allows for easy readback and data processing. 95project, I apologize that I havent gotten back to you on this, I will send you more complete information when I have a chance. I am currently in Wisconsin, training up for a tour overseas. My net connection is crap, and my time is limited. __________________ [URL="http://providence.craigslist.org/cto/2148862880.html"]1994 Cobra For Sale[/URL] [SIGPIC][/SIGPIC] [QUOTE=Timm10221]Its only a 10 inch Tach that sits right in the center of the dash with LED lights and a Spinner bezel that has dimonds and gold plating.. And when you hit 4500 plus is sounds off (AAHHH SHITT) :cool:[/QUOTE]

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