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Old Sep 23, 2006 | 11:28 AM
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I am going to run a WB in the pass side stock location using it for a NB as well....

I need to know what the 4 wires that come from the stock harness do.

pin A is Tan = heated o2 low

pin B is Purple = heated o2 high

pin c is Black = ground.

pin d is Brown = switched 12v.

The brown goes to LC-1 red

The Black goes to LC-1 Blue.

The purple goes to LC-1 yellow

The tan goes to LC-1 green.

Car is a '98 vette....
I am not sure how to wire the LED..Which is ground red or black??
Does it need a seperate ground or can I use the white chassis ground?
does the switch/light go in the cabin?
The brown wire is the only wire I need to connect to my interface?

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Old Sep 25, 2006 | 11:33 AM
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You'll need to connect the brown (high) and white (low) to your interface. It's best to mount the LED in the cabin. The LED will blink to show trouble codes, which is useful to see while you are in the car.
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Lots of good info at this website!


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