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Old 10-02-2015, 11:47 PM
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Hey guys I recently got my MSPNP2 and an AEM uego wideband.
Today k installed it for the first time and the wideband did not turn on. I connected it to the options plug that comes with the ecu..

I used these pins





This was my screen once I installed the base map




The afr gauge remained like this until i went into tools > calibrate afr and set the wideband to AEM WB 31-4999 or something like that... But i read it should be 14.7 and it was like at 6 or something...

I plan on boosting my 91 1.6L but I'm still N/A as of now
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I didn't get a chance to drill the ecu to the floor of the car, would that be a reason why the gauge won't turn on?
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I don't think the uego is supposed to get power from that pin on the ecu. I think that is where the ecu gets power. The uego needs a location that can supply a high amp draw. I use the hot lead for the power windows under the center console.
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Originally Posted by sixshooter
I don't think the uego is supposed to get power from that pin on the ecu. I think that is where the ecu gets power. The uego needs a location that can supply a high amp draw. I use the hot lead for the power windows under the center console.
I used the stereo this time and it worked fine only thing is the WB read 13.2 and on mstudio is was 11.40...

Although I'm pretty sure I read somewhere it's supposed to be at 14.7? XD
Also my car was backfiring way more
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Don't use stereo for power.

You need to correct for ground offset/ground to ecu/manually enter UEGO controller settings in Tunerstudio.

The car will run at whatever AFR you want it to, when you tune it.
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Originally Posted by concealer404
Don't use stereo for power.

You need to correct for ground offset/ground to ecu/manually enter UEGO controller settings in Tunerstudio.

The car will run at whatever AFR you want it to, when you tune it.
I'm having an issue where if I take off in first it will stall unless I give it a little gas before depressing the clutch.. All I've done is set the timing (14)
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You need to set up your wideband properly first. Do not pass Go, do not collect $200.

Once set up, then tune your car.
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Originally Posted by concealer404
You need to set up your wideband properly first. Do not pass Go, do not collect $200.

Once set up, then tune your car.
Yes sir
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Originally Posted by sixshooter
I don't think the uego is supposed to get power from that pin on the ecu. I think that is where the ecu gets power. The uego needs a location that can supply a high amp draw. I use the hot lead for the power windows under the center console.

yes it is, that's why he puts that there. it's only rated at 1A.
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