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Anyone using AEM Wideband Air/Fuel Gauge?

  • Thread starter Thread starter 4.6andSlicks
  • Start date Start date Feb 22, 2007

4.6andSlicks

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Bosch sensor like the rest but cheaper than the rest. If you have one, how do you like it?
 

the98stang

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PLX has a really nice wideband setup for cheap
 
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Yellow2002GT

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I been using that gauge for over 3 yrs now and with over 70,000 mile on it it still registers fine! I use it on a NA set-up but was originally intended for a supercharger! Still reads right on point! Verified that at the last dyno....within .1

"ED"
 

forum155pl

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the98stang said:
PLX has a really nice wideband setup for cheap
Click to expand...

i just typed PLX into yahoo and found just the gauge on a website that labled it under "interior dressup"
 

bert96

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I bought the AEM wideband gauge last summer but i can'T find anybody who can help me with the installation! if i had knew i'd never bought this gauge

I thought this gauge was popular but no one seem to know how install this f***ing gauge.
 

Jackie Chan

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the guage installs pretty straight forward. weld in the bung, wire it up and go.

the only problem i have with mine is the plastic that makes up the housing is weak and melted in the florida heat of summer in my dash pod. it still works perfectly however, but they definitely cheaped out on the housing
 
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RoadconeTuning

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mine works great in my 04 GT...

install took 20 minutes, just remove one of the rear 02 sensors and put the wideband sensor in place of it, that is if you have the rears turned off...

i got mine so i could tinker with the fuel tables on the predator without being scared of uber lean-ness
 
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