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that connects to the sensor that came with the gauge. that runs to your exhaust to get your wideband reading. your wideband gauge shows a reading only to show that there is power to the gauge itself. you need to purchase the bosche sensor that connects to the gauge. it will plug right in
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Also if there is no sensor on ur car, chances are there is'nt a spot for it. Your going to need a o2 bung and have it welded on your down pipe.
The previuos owner probably had a aftermarket down pipe and had it tapped in to there. He probably put the stock downpipe back on when he sold it, that why you dont have a sensor now.
Does that sound right? do you have a stock down pipe on there?
The previuos owner probably had a aftermarket down pipe and had it tapped in to there. He probably put the stock downpipe back on when he sold it, that why you dont have a sensor now.
Does that sound right? do you have a stock down pipe on there?
Also if there is no sensor on ur car, chances are there is'nt a spot for it. Your going to need a o2 bung and have it welded on your down pipe.
The previuos owner probably had a aftermarket down pipe and had it tapped in to there. He probably put the stock downpipe back on when he sold it, that why you dont have a sensor now.
Does that sound right? do you have a stock down pipe on there?
The previuos owner probably had a aftermarket down pipe and had it tapped in to there. He probably put the stock downpipe back on when he sold it, that why you dont have a sensor now.
Does that sound right? do you have a stock down pipe on there?
Ok well that will be easy then. order a 02 bung too. when you go to find a spot to weld that 02, make sure u put ur down pipe on the car when u mark it, cause there is a couple spots on that DP where that sensor would of hit things. If i get time i can take pics where mine is.




