Im kinda confused on this.. Is there a way i can wire in a 4 wire O2 sensor to the s300 so that the datalog feature will display the cars O2 readings, or must i absolutly positivly buy an A/F guage/meter? I have an O2 sensor, just not guage. thanks
edit: is it possible to wire up my normal one wire O2 sensor to the narrowband input on the ecu, and then use another bung and the wideband O2 wired to ELD? I think this is possible...
IM trying to save some cashand not have to buy a wideband meter :-/
A/F display without a seperate wideband controller?
A/F display without a seperate wideband controller?
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it's my understanding that in order to get an accurate A/F reading you need a seperate controller, this can hook directly into hondata via the ELD line that goes into your ECU. I know PLX A/F has the option to come with the controller/O2 sensor or controller/O2 sensor/Guage. So you don't nececarilly need the guage, just the sensor w/controller. There's some tech info on this website about wiring in that controller to hondata.
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Really? Do you know the model name of it?locash wrote:Unfortunately, the obd1 Honda ecu cannot control a true wideband air/fuel ratio sensor, so an external controller is needed for this. On a side note, I just read that PLX released a sub-$200 controller with sensor that will work with the S300..
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Do you have an Autometer air/fuel ratio gauge now? PLX has an adapter box that converts the wideband signal into something that you can read on the Autometer gauge. I've been using this for a year or 2 now, and it works great.inh wrote:i saw that last night, funny they dont sell it in thier store though :?
I want a guage, so I'll probably get the... m250 with a black guage..
This will save you some money if you already have the Autometer gauge.
http://www.plxdevices.com/NB_WB_GaugeConv.htm