O2 Sensor / gauge question.
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O2 Sensor / gauge question.
Of those that are running an 02 gauge, what sensor are you using?
What year, make, model of cars's sensor are you using?
How many wires does it have and how did you hook it up to your gauge?
How much, $$?
Thanks.
What year, make, model of cars's sensor are you using?
How many wires does it have and how did you hook it up to your gauge?
How much, $$?
Thanks.
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From: Waterloo ontario Canada
Re: O2 Sensor / gauge question. (BSeery)
I bought a complete Edelbrock setup from Summit for around $129. and it works great. You need a slight welding job but any muffler shop could do it. It is a 4 wire setup with a nice display.
Norval
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From: Wylie TX
Re: O2 Sensor / gauge question. (norvalwilhelm)
I have not actually got a A/F meter, but I plan on using a sensor from my old '94 vette I just happen to have laying in my garage. It is a 4 wire. I would definately recommend going with a 3 or 4 wire since they are heated.
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From: Ellicott City MD
Re: O2 Sensor / gauge question. (BSeery)
I've got a $60 autometer heated 3 wire sensor in one side, and a $20 one wire universal sensor in the other side. I haven't noticed much difference. I'm using the Cyberdyne A/F guage from Jegs for $30. The guage just has one input wire for data, in addition to +12v and ground. The 3 wire sensor is +12v, ground, and data. Pretty straight forward to wire up.
