o2 wire at ecu
08-21-2004, 04:09 PM
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o2 wire at ecu
what color is the o2 sensor wire at the ecu. I know its the black wire at the o2 senser but is it black at the ecu and is it the only wire that color.
08-23-2004, 12:26 AM
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Originally Posted by silverlinekenne
I sure would like to know so i could get this gauge hooked up.
But that tidbit is negligible, because I used that info, wired up MY A/F gauge (which I'm ASSuming you want to do, based on what you're looking for), and found out through trial-and-error, that this wire was the throttle position sensor wire. Still looks cool, as it activates the gauge and all - and you can even probably use this to gauge just HOW the gauge will look when it's correctly hooked up - but it does JACK for actual application of the gauge in determining any kind of lean/rich status.
08-23-2004, 11:33 AM
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Originally Posted by nubiannupe
Shawn (MrGone) posted the wire color a while back. IIRC, he said it was #thirtysomething on the ECU harness, and the color was white. I'm at work, and will have to look it up again when I get home.
But that tidbit is negligible, because I used that info, wired up MY A/F gauge (which I'm ASSuming you want to do, based on what you're looking for), and found out through trial-and-error, that this wire was the throttle position sensor wire. Still looks cool, as it activates the gauge and all - and you can even probably use this to gauge just HOW the gauge will look when it's correctly hooked up - but it does JACK for actual application of the gauge in determining any kind of lean/rich status.
But that tidbit is negligible, because I used that info, wired up MY A/F gauge (which I'm ASSuming you want to do, based on what you're looking for), and found out through trial-and-error, that this wire was the throttle position sensor wire. Still looks cool, as it activates the gauge and all - and you can even probably use this to gauge just HOW the gauge will look when it's correctly hooked up - but it does JACK for actual application of the gauge in determining any kind of lean/rich status.
08-23-2004, 11:46 AM
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Originally Posted by Matt93SE
took me 25 seconds to find the answer in my handy-dandy FSM.
buy one and you'll thank me later.
buy one and you'll thank me later.
08-23-2004, 06:21 PM
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Originally Posted by Matt93SE
took me 25 seconds to find the answer in my handy-dandy FSM.
buy one and you'll thank me later.
buy one and you'll thank me later.
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08-23-2004, 06:35 PM
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Originally Posted by silverlinekenne
I looked in one yesterday in the ecu page and got totaly lost what is matt
Ummm, it's very easy to understand if you're looking for a particular wire. if you can't find it on a well laid-out wiring diagram, what makes you think you can find it on a wiring harness that's smashed together and twisted into knots?
08-24-2004, 01:33 PM
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Originally Posted by Matt93SE
knowing it's pin 29 is the easy part.. now FIND pin 29. 
08-24-2004, 07:31 PM
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it's not that hard. but if you can't find it, then you probably shouldn't be trying to do it yourself. I wouldn't expect a rookie to be able to do engine work, so why do you think hacking into a VERY critical part of your electronics is a walk in the park? If you screw it up, you can do some pretty major damage that can cost hundreds to fix.
if you can find it on your own, then I have more confidence in you being able to properly install it--and better yet-- fix what you break on the way in there.
if you can find it on your own, then I have more confidence in you being able to properly install it--and better yet-- fix what you break on the way in there.
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