mark61 Member 80 Member For: 20y 8d Posted 18/12/06 09:31 AM Posted 18/12/06 09:31 AM Hi all Hooked up my afr gauge yesterday and to say the least am a bit disapointedFirst up hooked it up to the grey wire and nothing happened but a few LEDs on the lean side 'nothing else'.Swapped the wire to the black and had the full gammit of LEDs from lean through stoich to rich and thought all is well.Took the car for a long run today and all the gauge does is wind around from lean to rich never staying in one place long enough to tell what is happening.Is this all it is supposed to do as I thought that you should have got the LEDs to stay in the stoich while cruising then while under exceleration go to rich ect .Can anyone tell me if theirs does this as I am thinkihg of trying the white wire to see if it makes any diference
turbotom Team Bute Legacy Donating Member 1,550 Member For: 23y 2m 16d Gender: Male Location: Adelaide Posted 18/12/06 10:05 AM Posted 18/12/06 10:05 AM That's all they do.... just provide some pretty lights for you to look at. If you want a useful AFR gauge, you need to install a wide-band Lambda (O2) sensor and associated display. There's a bit more cost involved though.
Fat-Tony Legacy Donating Member 5,364 Member For: 20y 6m 11d Posted 18/12/06 10:09 AM Posted 18/12/06 10:09 AM When the AFR guage cycles from lean to rich in a dancing motion it means that the ECU is running closed loop. Its a normal function.
JimmyXR6T04 Member 1,299 Member For: 21y 3m 12d Location: Canberra Posted 18/12/06 08:17 PM Posted 18/12/06 08:17 PM mine does exactly the same mate. You'll find though, it should stay in the "rich" area when you put the foot down and are giving it WOT. It's just a very rough guide..
mark61 Member 80 Member For: 20y 8d Posted 19/12/06 11:52 AM Author Posted 19/12/06 11:52 AM ThanksA bit piss week. Should of gone for something with a needle read out. Fell for the shiny lights again
Fat-Tony Legacy Donating Member 5,364 Member For: 20y 6m 11d Posted 19/12/06 12:52 PM Posted 19/12/06 12:52 PM Its actually quite useful, tells you if your car is running closed loop, tells you if your car is running correctly (I.e rich under WOT) if you were running lean under WOT you know you got problems
Muzza No V6 for me thanks!! Legacy Donating Member 583 Member For: 21y 1m 25d Location: Newcastle Posted 20/12/06 06:44 AM Posted 20/12/06 06:44 AM ThanksA bit piss week. Should of gone for something with a needle read out. Fell for the shiny lights again ←Sorry Mark aparently in the BF it's the black wire in my BA it's the grey. They are useless to say the least but here's are some that give you the digital A/F, not cheap though.http://www.jegs.com/webapp/wcs/stores/serv..._63485_-1_10339Merry xmasMuzza.
Headsex Legacy Donating Member 2,528 Member For: 21y 1m 21d Gender: Male Location: Melb Posted 20/12/06 07:03 AM Posted 20/12/06 07:03 AM Invest in one of thesehttp://wbo2.com/default.htm
quadie Legacy Donating Member 720 Member For: 20y 10m 27d Gender: Male Location: Muswellbrook,NSW Posted 10/01/07 11:05 AM Posted 10/01/07 11:05 AM to increase the accuracy of this guage IE , one LED at a time compared to about 3-4 LEDS , run the earth for the guage back to the O2 sensor low (for BA its the grey with pink stripe , and watch the difference in guage behavior! way more accurate!
mark61 Member 80 Member For: 20y 8d Posted 11/01/07 08:01 AM Author Posted 11/01/07 08:01 AM Do you know which wire in the BF as they seem to be different as I would like to try it
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