Is this a noisy or normal signal?
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I'm a bit worried. My gauge will only go to 21.5 full lean instead of 21.9, and last time this happened my o2 signal was ridiculous. This is not as bad, but the frequency is way faster.
Am I just being paranoid? I'm assuming it may just be a gauge problem, this log shows 21.9 |
Looks very noisy imo. Check/add grounds to everything until you fix it.
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One good way to check for noise is to add max delay to the sensor and then see what the ouput looks like.
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looks like noise to me, do you have it grounded to the same place as your megasquirt?
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Its grounded to the same place as the MS. I havn't touched anything. This always seems to happen after 5-6 months. The signal goes noisy without me touching anything at all.
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Solution: buy a UEGO instead of lc-1, win. Thats what I had to do to keep my sanity.
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Originally Posted by wittyworks
(Post 814703)
Solution: buy a UEGO instead of lc-1, win. Thats what I had to do to keep my sanity.
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Originally Posted by MartinezA92
(Post 814731)
I constantly throw this idea around. The lack of reliability of this thing is driving me up a wall.
I've installed/fixed 6 LC-1s and never had a problem. |
Originally Posted by wittyworks
(Post 814703)
Solution: buy a UEGO instead of lc-1, win. Thats what I had to do to keep my sanity.
Wideband systems are finnicky, and they're just barely mainstream tech at this point. Folks have had problems and success stories with pretty much every unit out there. |
Originally Posted by hustler
(Post 814751)
Tell us exactly how it's wired-up. Specifically, where is the gnd for the computer, the gnd for the WB heater, gnd for the wideband sensor, and anything else notable.
I've installed/fixed 6 LC-1s and never had a problem. power comes from the radio. |
Originally Posted by MartinezA92
(Post 815340)
All the grounds are spliced into one ground. That ground is then spliced into the ground at the MS harness. black/green wire I believe.
power comes from the radio. btw, I have an MTX-L and have zero ground problems (my ground is at the dash). plus splitting the grounds up is generally better anyways, although not likely to matter in many cases. |
I would add some more grounds first, but if that fails find a better power source that isn't shared.
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The LC-1 has a built-in smoothing function, BTW. You may need to play with that a bit.
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Originally Posted by hornetball
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The LC-1 has a built-in smoothing function, BTW. You may need to play with that a bit.
whut Details? I've never even heard of this. |
Yeah seperate piwer and signak ground
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Out of curiosity where do you guys get your power from, and where do you put your grounds? Not in much of a mood to experiment, I want to make this work the first time (or in this case like the 5th time).
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Any ole key-switched white wire with red stripe
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Originally Posted by MartinezA92
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Out of curiosity where do you guys get your power from, and where do you put your grounds? Not in much of a mood to experiment, I want to make this work the first time (or in this case like the 5th time).
I ground it on the support brace for the center dash. I pretty much crimpped the dimming wire with the ground and bolted it to the brace. I think you have two separate grounds right? If they are coming out of the sensor, you should look for something in that area, but away from the exhaust. if your grounds are coming out of the gauge (like mine), I would find a decent area under the dash. glove box area has a few bolts you can use too. just make sure you clean any paint off from under the bolt/crimp. |
Originally Posted by MartinezA92
(Post 815771)
Out of curiosity where do you guys get your power from, and where do you put your grounds? Not in much of a mood to experiment, I want to make this work the first time (or in this case like the 5th time).
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Originally Posted by MartinezA92
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whut
Details? I've never even heard of this. |
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