Vent Boost Gauge VBG1 ( Digital Led Bars & numerics )
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Their website says it's compatible with LC-1 and AEM AFR analog output but I will definitely double check before purchasing.
Is it difficult to hook a wideband up to this unit? I have all the vac tubes and afr lines run to the dash already so is it pretty much just PnP?
Is it difficult to hook a wideband up to this unit? I have all the vac tubes and afr lines run to the dash already so is it pretty much just PnP?
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Their website says it's compatible with LC-1 and AEM AFR analog output but I will definitely double check before purchasing.
Is it difficult to hook a wideband up to this unit? I have all the vac tubes and afr lines run to the dash already so is it pretty much just PnP?
Is it difficult to hook a wideband up to this unit? I have all the vac tubes and afr lines run to the dash already so is it pretty much just PnP?
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I'm using the LC1
Also try to test the analog output by forcing it to a known state. By putting 2.5 into both the Min voltage setpoint and the Max you can force the LC1 to fix a steady output voltage.
Do this and the VBG1 should read 15 AFR. at 2.5 volts. If you have a volt meter check this voltage at the VBG1 - LC1 analog connection point.
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Whoa sorry I did not catch that - There are tons of people running LC-1 into a VBG1. Be sure you are are setting the output for the correct analog channel. The manual http://www.gtboostgauge.com/VBG1%20-...or%20V1.06.pdf describes using analog output 2 - which is the BROWN wire.
Also try to test the analog output by forcing it to a known state. By putting 2.5 into both the Min voltage setpoint and the Max you can force the LC1 to fix a steady output voltage.
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Do this and the VBG1 should read 15 AFR. at 2.5 volts. If you have a volt meter check this voltage at the VBG1 - LC1 analog connection point.
Also try to test the analog output by forcing it to a known state. By putting 2.5 into both the Min voltage setpoint and the Max you can force the LC1 to fix a steady output voltage.
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Do this and the VBG1 should read 15 AFR. at 2.5 volts. If you have a volt meter check this voltage at the VBG1 - LC1 analog connection point.
Yah I'm using the brown wire, I don't have a volt meter but I'll try the 2.5v thing in log works And see what happens.