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#119378 - 06/03/07 05:51 PM air/fuel guage tip
GRAND_PRIX_07 Offline
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Registered: 04/25/07
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Loc: LAS VEGAS, NEVADA
well hey guys im planning on putting an air fuel guage in my 97 grand prix non supercharged engine because i want to see how my fuel is mixing and kinda for show but which one of the 2 o2 senors you recommend hooking it up to get back at me when you have an answer thanks guys i really appreciate it smile
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#119379 - 06/03/07 06:09 PM Re: air/fuel guage tip
Blackarrow98GP Offline
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Hook it up to the O2 sensor in the rear exhaust manifold; this Air Fuel Pigtail will make it easier. Hope that helps! wink
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#119380 - 06/03/07 06:20 PM Re: air/fuel guage tip
GRAND_PRIX_07 Offline
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so your saying the one that is before the catalyst converter or the one under the passenger side on the u bend delete
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#119381 - 06/03/07 06:30 PM Re: air/fuel guage tip
ordonez1307 Offline
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Registered: 04/18/05
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Loc: Bradenton, FL
you plug the A/F pigtail into the front 02 sensor. It is accessable right in the engine bay. They you crimp the wire from the sensor right onto the pigtail
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#119382 - 06/03/07 06:35 PM Re: air/fuel guage tip
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alright man thanks for the adive i really appreciate it
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#119383 - 06/04/07 04:09 PM Re: air/fuel guage tip
zuulmusic Offline
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Registered: 04/22/05
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Loc: Cleveland, OH
The information from the stock 'narrowband' O2 sensor it pretty much useless, especially in gauge form. The actual decimal voltage reading is slightly useful. For good information you'd need a wideband O2. But hey, for show...
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