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air/fuel ratio gauge
i have an autometer air/fuel ratio gauge and was just wondering if it is supposed to bounce back and forth or just sit still and slowly move.
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Sounds like you do not have a wideband o2 sensor, or a/f gauge. That's okay. In your case it will only be accurate (and should also be stable) at WOT. (Wide open throttle)
What kind of results are you seeing at WOT?
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What kind of results are you seeing at WOT?
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Originally posted by asudan96Runner
Sounds like you do not have a wideband o2 sensor, or a/f gauge. That's okay. In your case it will only be accurate (and should also be stable) at WOT. (Wide open throttle)
What kind of results are you seeing at WOT?
Dan
Sounds like you do not have a wideband o2 sensor, or a/f gauge. That's okay. In your case it will only be accurate (and should also be stable) at WOT. (Wide open throttle)
What kind of results are you seeing at WOT?
Dan
at WOT only the last 2 green lights(rich) are the only ones lighted up
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What year 3.4 and just where did you tap into the O2 sensor? the reaso I ask I have one also and it says not to tap into a Shielded wire but the wiring digram I have says the wire going into the ECU is shielded????? Let me know THANKS
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Originally posted by LD Gear
What year 3.4 and just where did you tap into the O2 sensor? the reaso I ask I have one also and it says not to tap into a Shielded wire but the wiring digram I have says the wire going into the ECU is shielded????? Let me know THANKS
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What year 3.4 and just where did you tap into the O2 sensor? the reaso I ask I have one also and it says not to tap into a Shielded wire but the wiring digram I have says the wire going into the ECU is shielded????? Let me know THANKS
Peace Ron
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That is what my wiring diagram says, I don't know if it makes a difference though? Do you have 2 o2 sensors? and why the back one and not the front one? sorry for all the ?'s I'm just not that good at electrical crap...........
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Just fyi, your 2001 has a wideband O2 sensor which is incompatible with your Autometer guage. You will have to either get an old style narrowband O2 sensor off an older toyota, or buy the narrowband O2 sensor kit from autometer and have it welded into your exhaust. gl
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Originally posted by LD Gear
That is what my wiring diagram says, I don't know if it makes a difference though? Do you have 2 o2 sensors? and why the back one and not the front one? sorry for all the ?'s I'm just not that good at electrical crap...........
That is what my wiring diagram says, I don't know if it makes a difference though? Do you have 2 o2 sensors? and why the back one and not the front one? sorry for all the ?'s I'm just not that good at electrical crap...........
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Originally posted by heliax
Just fyi, your 2001 has a wideband O2 sensor which is incompatible with your Autometer guage. You will have to either get an old style narrowband O2 sensor off an older toyota, or buy the narrowband O2 sensor kit from autometer and have it welded into your exhaust. gl
Just fyi, your 2001 has a wideband O2 sensor which is incompatible with your Autometer guage. You will have to either get an old style narrowband O2 sensor off an older toyota, or buy the narrowband O2 sensor kit from autometer and have it welded into your exhaust. gl
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Re: air/fuel ratio gauge
Originally posted by 3.4v6
i have an autometer air/fuel ratio gauge and was just wondering if it is supposed to bounce back and forth or just sit still and slowly move.
i have an autometer air/fuel ratio gauge and was just wondering if it is supposed to bounce back and forth or just sit still and slowly move.
under heavy (>80%) throttle, the ECU switches into "open loop," and that is where the tuning occurs. with an s/c, the last two lights should light up (A/F ratio of 13:1 to 12.5:1).
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Originally posted by heliax
Just fyi, your 2001 has a wideband O2 sensor which is incompatible with your Autometer guage. You will have to either get an old style narrowband O2 sensor off an older toyota, or buy the narrowband O2 sensor kit from autometer and have it welded into your exhaust. gl
Just fyi, your 2001 has a wideband O2 sensor which is incompatible with your Autometer guage. You will have to either get an old style narrowband O2 sensor off an older toyota, or buy the narrowband O2 sensor kit from autometer and have it welded into your exhaust. gl
it doesn't sounds like he has the newer A/F meter . . . he would be reading a constant 3.3V if he did. sounds like, for some reason, he has a truck with an EGO . . . maybe it was an out-of-state truck?
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Yeah I was thinkin that as well...to be honest, I'm not sure how the autometer gauge would react is why I didn't mention it. I'm guessin it would be blank if it's a WB O2...but if it is showing the last two leds at WOT hmm
sounds like, for some reason, he has a truck with an EGO . . . maybe it was an out-of-state truck?
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the AM guage is just like SS gauge . . . a series of LED's with different in-line resistors, that light up at particular voltages in the 0-1V range, which is what the output of the EGO is. you could get by with just a voltmeter to tune with if you wanted.
this is for the SS guage:
http://www.splitsec.com/products/arm1/arm1ds.htm
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this is for the SS guage:
http://www.splitsec.com/products/arm1/arm1ds.htm
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