what lambda sensor for AF Gauge
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From: Brandon
ok i dont want megggaaaa acurate reading but a good one. is there any type of any car which is good or are they all about the same?
any reccomendations
cheers
any reccomendations
cheers
You need:
Wideband sensor
Wideband controller
Wideband gauge
There is NO car that you can pikey that lot off of in a scrap yard as the controllers are built into the ECU and they have no gauge.
You can get a sensor off certains cars, but thats the cheap bit anyway.
You are looking at 200 quid or so for a cheap setup.
Wideband sensor
Wideband controller
Wideband gauge
There is NO car that you can pikey that lot off of in a scrap yard as the controllers are built into the ECU and they have no gauge.
You can get a sensor off certains cars, but thats the cheap bit anyway.
You are looking at 200 quid or so for a cheap setup.
Originally Posted by Roosie
yeah but ive just bought a autometer AF gauge so i only need a lambda dont i?
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Originally Posted by Chip-3Door
You need:
Wideband sensor
Wideband controller
Wideband gauge
There is NO car that you can pikey that lot off of in a scrap yard as the controllers are built into the ECU and they have no gauge.
You can get a sensor off certains cars, but thats the cheap bit anyway.
You are looking at 200 quid or so for a cheap setup.
Wideband sensor
Wideband controller
Wideband gauge
There is NO car that you can pikey that lot off of in a scrap yard as the controllers are built into the ECU and they have no gauge.
You can get a sensor off certains cars, but thats the cheap bit anyway.
You are looking at 200 quid or so for a cheap setup.
Originally Posted by avid-fan
Originally Posted by Chip-3Door
You need:
Wideband sensor
Wideband controller
Wideband gauge
There is NO car that you can pikey that lot off of in a scrap yard as the controllers are built into the ECU and they have no gauge.
You can get a sensor off certains cars, but thats the cheap bit anyway.
You are looking at 200 quid or so for a cheap setup.
Wideband sensor
Wideband controller
Wideband gauge
There is NO car that you can pikey that lot off of in a scrap yard as the controllers are built into the ECU and they have no gauge.
You can get a sensor off certains cars, but thats the cheap bit anyway.
You are looking at 200 quid or so for a cheap setup.
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