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Brand new HPtuners pro interface coupled with a brand new AEM 30-4110 wideband gauge. $738 shipped!
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hey i just bought your hp tunners pro with the aem x-series gauge but now i'm wondering is there a quick swap out harness to swap out the stock o2 sensor with the wideband sensor to plug into the stock car harness and have the few wires needed to route to the tuners box??
or do i have to cut everything up??? looking to do a temporary setup just for tuning....???
pretty sure i can't use downstream bung for wideband.... so if i use the upstream bung i still need information to get to the car's pcm...???
No. Stock narrowband and wideband O2 senors are totally different and incompatible
There's no need to cut anything up.
Get an additional O2 bung added. Install WB sensor, connect it to wideband controller or gauge depending on model. The controller will have a 0-5V output that connects to HP Tuners.
Leave the factory O2 sensors and wiring alone
You could make a temporary cigarette lighter style plugin on the wideband controller and plug it into power via that. Then just run the O2 sensor wire through the window or door sill or something if you want something temporary.
hey i just bought your hp tunners pro with the aem x-series gauge but now i'm wondering is there a quick swap out harness to swap out the stock o2 sensor with the wideband sensor to plug into the stock car harness and have the few wires needed to route to the tuners box??
or do i have to cut everything up??? looking to do a temporary setup just for tuning....???
pretty sure i can't use downstream bung for wideband.... so if i use the upstream bung i still need information to get to the car's pcm...???
This other guy got it right
Originally Posted by schpenxel
No. Stock narrowband and wideband O2 senors are totally different and imcompatiable
There's no need to cut anything up.
Get an additional O2 bung added. Install WB sensor, connect it to wideband controller or gauge depending on model. The controller will have a 0-5V output that connects to HP Tuners.
Leave the factory O2 sensors and wiring alone
You could make a temporary cigarette lighter style plugin on the wideband controller and plug it into power via that. Then just run the O2 sensor wire through the window or door sill or something if you want something temporary.
so even on a temporary setup i have to drill a hole in the exhaust and add an additional bung...????
no way around it car needs the narrow band upstream to run while tuning?
You can pull a front O2 for WOT tuning, but I really don't like that. If you don't have cats, pull a rear and use that bung.
do you have a link to install the aem x-series wideband you guys sold me???
the directions that came in the package were to install it through a aem data logger that i don't have and don't plan on using..
i just want to hook it up to the hptuners pro that i bought off you guys in a temporary setup.???
do you have a link to install the aem x-series wideband you guys sold me???
the directions that came in the package were to install it through a aem data logger that i don't have and don't plan on using..
i just want to hook it up to the hptuners pro that i bought off you guys in a temporary setup.???
I don't have any instructions on that, there are a couple youtube videos of it though.
White wire will go to HP Tuners interface input 1. Black wire is ground and will go to a ground (preferably the negative battery post) and also to the ground terminal on the HPT interface.
10-29-2015, 01:05 PM
HPtuners with AEM wideband
