clay

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I did a little search and I couldn't find it, but I was wondering how easy it is to use a wideband in place of the O2 when using MS?

Al Hounos

yeah its easy, there was a thread just a little while ago about it. "which wideband" or something.

Jefe

iTrader: (7)

You can just input the WBO2 into the regular O2 of the MS. And then change the code variant to match the WBO2 you have. Supported off the top of my head-- DIYWBO2, Techedge, LM ,ZT2(there is a generic default also if yours isn't listed) as long as you know your target A/F in V it really doesn't matter.

medisyn

IS DIYWB02 something you can build at home on the cheap? I googled but I suck

Jefe

iTrader: (7)

http://www.aces.edu/~gparmer/efi/temp/wb/guide.html

medisyn

Thanks a lot Jefe

medisyn

Ah the diy wideband is a waste. The honda sensor you are using is like 150+ dollars. Might as well get an LC-1 for 200! That kinda sucks. I was hoping it would be around half the price of a LC-1 for building your own...

Jefe

iTrader: (7)

Know you know why I ended up with a ZT-2...
Two years ago you could pick up the NTK sensor for 40 bucks on ebay... you sometimes can find the L2H2 for ~100.
The funny part is it's ,more difficult to assemble then the MS... and is about the same size...