How to Connect a Lamda Sensor to a L8 ECU ??
23-08-2006, 01:36 PM
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How to Connect a Lamda Sensor to a L8 ECU ??
I am upgrading to a L8 Ecu in the Sapph with a T34,
How do i connect a ford Standard Lamda Sensor to the ECU ??
Does it need and adaptor on the ecu somewhere ?
Al.....
How do i connect a ford Standard Lamda Sensor to the ECU ??
Does it need and adaptor on the ecu somewhere ?
Al.....
23-08-2006, 02:02 PM
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output of lambda sensor (0 - 1 V) to pin 2 of ecu
plus any additional wiring for lambda sensor heater
plus relevant software in chip with corresponding babyboard
job done
plus any additional wiring for lambda sensor heater
plus relevant software in chip with corresponding babyboard
job done
23-08-2006, 02:07 PM
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Originally Posted by Stu @ M Developments
Your chip supplier will supply full instructions on how to do it mate, and its not to hard so dont worry.
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23-08-2006, 02:13 PM
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Originally Posted by foreigneRS
output of lambda sensor (0 - 1 V) to pin 2 of ecu
plus any additional wiring for lambda sensor heater
plus relevant software in chip with corresponding babyboard
job done
plus any additional wiring for lambda sensor heater
plus relevant software in chip with corresponding babyboard
job done
As I assume it would use the standard layout?!
Cause thats on my list of things to do soon, although i need to get another lambda boss into my exhaust first as i would sooner use a narrow sensor than the "pretend" narrow band from my wideband setup
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23-08-2006, 02:46 PM
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Ive got the coilpacks to wire in soon as well.
Trouble is, once i do that, its not so easy to just swap back to my L8 like im doing at the moment if im using the car to go far as i havent got the map finished yet!
Although i guess for now i could leave the dizzy and coil in and just put the coilpack in as well!
Ive got the coilpacks to wire in soon as well.
Trouble is, once i do that, its not so easy to just swap back to my L8 like im doing at the moment if im using the car to go far as i havent got the map finished yet!
Although i guess for now i could leave the dizzy and coil in and just put the coilpack in as well!
23-08-2006, 03:37 PM
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Originally Posted by chip-3door
Cause thats on my list of things to do soon, although i need to get another lambda boss into my exhaust first as i would sooner use a narrow sensor than the "pretend" narrow band from my wideband setup
23-08-2006, 03:40 PM
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Originally Posted by jaycos
Originally Posted by chip-3door
Cause thats on my list of things to do soon, although i need to get another lambda boss into my exhaust first as i would sooner use a narrow sensor than the "pretend" narrow band from my wideband setup
I believe nikola either has developed or is developing wideband mapping though with target AFR's etc, but i dont think any of the current ones do it.
I wouldnt want to anyway TBH mate, im quite happy with narrow band for what i do
23-08-2006, 03:46 PM
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Originally Posted by chip-3door
Originally Posted by jaycos
Originally Posted by chip-3door
Cause thats on my list of things to do soon, although i need to get another lambda boss into my exhaust first as i would sooner use a narrow sensor than the "pretend" narrow band from my wideband setup
I believe nikola either has developed or is developing wideband mapping though with target AFR's etc, but i dont think any of the current ones do it.
I wouldnt want to anyway TBH mate, im quite happy with narrow band for what i do
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