PLX M300

[94vtirozguy]

i am thinking of getting a PLX M300.

However i dont want this in my car permanently (so i can tune other vehichles).

I don't want to hack the cars wiring harness.

What are ways it can be set up as removable as when i tune i will remove the stock O2 sensor and put in wideband and log to hondata correctly.

If so, how ?

[Spunkster]

http://www.hondata.com/techplxwiring.html

[94vtirozguy]

link does not work for me

[Spunkster]

Try again, that is a working link.

[kesnut]

i am thinking of getting a PLX M300.

However i dont want this in my car permanently (so i can tune other vehichles).

I don't want to hack the cars wiring harness.

What are ways it can be set up as removable as when i tune i will remove the stock O2 sensor and put in wideband and log to hondata correctly.

if you plan to do other car get the lm-1... it has less wires to play with.
but on the other hand, if you have the $$$ get the plx for your car a leave it there

[94vtirozguy]

I'm using method #2 and using the adaptor off dead o2 sensor.


is there anything that needs to be done to the other 3 wires on the adaptor off o2 sensor. Like the black black wires joined together ?

Also i do not read anywhere in the link above that capacitors need to be used, however the PLX instruction say you need to use them.

[94vtirozguy]

also, with the s200 how do you set the voltage offset, between the wideband and what the actual ECU sees.

I have about a 0.3v differential, and on the s300 you can easily set it, not on the s200

[Spunkster]

No capacitors are needed. You will have to alter your wideband lambda conversion table in the settings for the voltage offset.