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Old Nov 17, 2006 | 03:19 AM
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is there anyone that can make a diy for a aem wideband sensor and gauge kit? if you do can you post please
Old Nov 17, 2006 | 03:54 AM
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Run the cable harness for the sensor through the rubber grommet in the firewall on the drivers side. The power harness has 4 wires. Red, black, blue and white. The Red is for your 12v power, black ground, blue datalink, and white is a narrowband output. Wire accordingly. You will not need to wire the blue or white wires unless you run a standalone ems. Put a switch on the ground, or contact Joe_Dezod and he can help you with a relay circuit. I spliced the power into the aux power outlet in the center console.
Old Nov 17, 2006 | 05:47 AM
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I was even considering making and selling the relay circuit. Almost anyone can do it but I hade a nifty way of incorperating 2 15A replaceable fuses in an event of a short.
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/\/\ you should
Old Nov 18, 2006 | 05:29 AM
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why do you need to put a switch on ground?
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/\/\ otherwise the sensor/gauge will ALWAYS be on. Plus the install guide says to wire the power wire to a 12v "Switched" 10amp source. However you can switch either side you want, +/-
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/\/\ otherwise the sensor/gauge will ALWAYS be on. Plus the install guide says to wire the power wire to a 12v "Switched" 10amp source. However you can switch either side you want, +/-
right, just use a switched 12v source and you dont have to touch GND...
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eh, i ghetto rigged it
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