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hey guys iv been searching the net for nearly an hour to no avail, where will i find the signal wire i need to hook up my air fuel ratio gauge? i have a 1.8 8v digifant
thx in advance!
tom
thx in advance!
tom
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Probably the white wire off the lambda probe. What's the gauge wiring like? Do you have a 4 wire probe on there? I can't remember?
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Gav, I beleive Digi 2's run with 3 wire sensors.
Assuming your O2 sensor is in decent condition, you'd simply splice in a signal wire from the gauge to the O2 sensor signal wire.
Have a look at this
Installation Air/Fuel Ratio Gauge by Duostyling VW gauge - My Volkswagen Mk2 Golf -MK2 - *Insert list of dealer purchased extra's/standard features here*
80 series - The MK2's BIG, Sooty, polar opposite...
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im not sure where i should be actually looking in the engine bay in the first place :/ iv done a/f gauges a few times before but on newer cars where iv tapped off the ecu main plug, im still a bit new to vdubs and older cars in general, a pic or accurate description of where i should be looking would be a great help! cheers,
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Look down the back of the motor on the drivers side. The connector should be sat there on the engine mount.
Gavin
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Use the information in the link, looks to be right to me.Comment
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Hey mate,
I installed a wideband ratio gauge in mine not too long ago however I had an additional sensor welded into the exhaust. I will put up some pics once I get a chance.
Did the gauge not come with a sensor?Comment
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nah mate, its an outo meter sport comp, i think its made with newer cars in mind so its just got +, - and signal wiresComment
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