How to Install AEM UEGO Wideband

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Uploaded by on May 7, 2011

Tyler from Intakesystems.com, a division of Truck XL, shows how to install an AEM EUGO Wideband gauge. This is an awesome product from AEM that will install differently based on your vehicle. We highly recommend this product and please let us know if you have any questions for us at http://intakesystems.com/

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  • Yes it can in fact it would be better mounted in the downpipe.

  • Tyler's car is running with a Hondata S300 ECU, so he only installed the aem and closed the loop for the narrowband so he doesn't get the CEL.

  • If your vehicles ECU uses the O2 sensor for fuel control and you cannot recalibrate it for this different sensor signal, then you will need to retain the factory sensor. If you are running a factory ECU then you will need to continue to send it the factory narrow-band signal or it will throw a Check Engine Light (CEL). Additionally, on emission controlled vehicles in California you MUST retain the unmolested stock emission system for emissions legality.

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  • And what if I wan't to datalog the AFR?

  • Can that o2 sensor be placed closer to the exhaust manifold or does it need to be further downstream?

  • be sure to check the manual for other models of WB. My LC1 specifies to NOT plug the WB02 in until other items are completed first.

  • what did u do with the wires off the stock o2 sensor ? any wire for lights on the gauge ?

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