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7055
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 Posted: Sun Dec 28, 2008 5:10 pm Post subject: Hooking up the interceptor to the AEM UEGO |
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| How would I go about this? I know the AEM has a serial output but would I need some connector or something to hook it into the analog input on the scangauge? Also where would I enter the slope of 002 and intercept of 010 to program it to read the AFRs and not just raw voltage? |
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Todd
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| Posted: Tue Dec 30, 2008 1:20 am Post subject: Re: Hooking up the interceptor to the AEM UEGO |
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| 7055 wrote: | | How would I go about this? I know the AEM has a serial output but would I need some connector or something to hook it into the analog input on the scangauge? Also where would I enter the slope of 002 and intercept of 010 to program it to read the AFRs and not just raw voltage? |
Do a search here under wideband and you'll fine several similar questions/answers. Also, the user manual gives an example of connecting this very same wideband kit to the gauge, including the conversion values that need to be entered. Check it out here:
http://www.aeroforcetech.com/files/Interceptor_USER_MANUAL_rev_3_32.pdf
Go to page 13 - the description of setting up the analog input. The example given is for an AEM Uego.
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dom1013
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^^^ I only see PIDs on pg 13 
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