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Which wideband and where?
I'm looking to put a wideband on my 99' 4Runner Limited (5vz-fe) since I think my front O2 sensor has gone bad. I'm planning to go boosted in the near future, so I'll need a wideband anywys.
Can I replace my stock O2 sensor with an aftermarket wideband? Will the computer read it ok? If so, which one should I go with? I don't mind if I need to cut the connector off the old (stock) O2 and solder it onto the wideband. |
as far as I know .. no .. wide band is an "added" feature to stock . you will still need the stock o2's to satisfy the computer
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Update.
I have Califorina emissions (2 cat converters) so I think mine are actually A/F sensors (i.e. wideband) as opposed to the old style O2 sensors. I guess there's no reason to go after market then if I already have widebands on there? |
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Yeah, you're going to have to replace the stock sensor.
The Innovate will help you when you go boosted to accurately monitor everything. I would not recommend wiring a gauge to the stock sensors. Leave them alone and just get the Innovate kit and keep it stand alone. |
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