SMART Install Directions.
Originally Posted by Dustin@Vishnu
Read the new edit!!
Do not power the wideband off of the xede, new instructions coming tonight.
Do not power the wideband off of the xede, new instructions coming tonight.
Originally Posted by Jeff_Jeske
How critical it is to have the sensor between 10 and 2? The after cat narrow band is is at 4 and I have another port in my testpipe at 4. I would like to use that.
The only problem I ran into is where to place the LC1 control unit. I ended up drilling a couple of holes and attaching it to the side of one of the "subframe" ribbings that runs along the length of the car.
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4 is a little on the low side, but if you dont mind loosing a bit of sensor life, go ahead and use it.
Originally Posted by Jeff_Jeske
How critical it is to have the sensor between 10 and 2? The after cat narrow band is is at 4 and I have another port in my testpipe at 4. I would like to use that.
http://www.sportys.com/acb/showdetl....fromgoogle=yes
i use one of these for my zeitronix and plan on tapping the power wire for the lc-1. i got mine at autozone for like $8.00 or so. there are a few empty fuse slots.
i use one of these for my zeitronix and plan on tapping the power wire for the lc-1. i got mine at autozone for like $8.00 or so. there are a few empty fuse slots.
thanks...but the dustin has come up with a work around...should be easier than adding the add a circuit...but for those who don't want to wait for shipping the add a circuit will be more than enough.
will these instructions be from the beginning, installing xede and everything?
and how in the world did you get the wideband sensor through that hole in the floor? you push the whole sensor through it from the inside? i havent tried yet, but it didnt look like it would fit..
and how in the world did you get the wideband sensor through that hole in the floor? you push the whole sensor through it from the inside? i havent tried yet, but it didnt look like it would fit..
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The instructions will assume that the xede is already installed. However, i can tack those on to the front if it is requested. I got about 95% of the way through last night (I worked until 11:00pm) but i am waiting for one email in order to finish them.
The sensor is pushed from the inside of the car out. It is a tight fit, but it does fit.
The sensor is pushed from the inside of the car out. It is a tight fit, but it does fit.
Originally Posted by Sackett
will these instructions be from the beginning, installing xede and everything?
and how in the world did you get the wideband sensor through that hole in the floor? you push the whole sensor through it from the inside? i havent tried yet, but it didnt look like it would fit..
and how in the world did you get the wideband sensor through that hole in the floor? you push the whole sensor through it from the inside? i havent tried yet, but it didnt look like it would fit..
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The wideband only has a single power source, which is the cigarette lighter. I have been working on the updated instructions, they are vastly expanded to answer all of your questions.
The blue and white are for something that will be entergrated into later XEDES. Just leave them tucked away for now. (Don't worry kids, we arent holding anything back from ya!)
The blue and white are for something that will be entergrated into later XEDES. Just leave them tucked away for now. (Don't worry kids, we arent holding anything back from ya!)
Originally Posted by Dustin@Vishnu
The wideband only has a single power source, which is the cigarette lighter. I have been working on the updated instructions, they are vastly expanded to answer all of your questions.
The blue and white are for something that will be entergrated into later XEDES. Just leave them tucked away for now. (Don't worry kids, we arent holding anything back from ya!)
The blue and white are for something that will be entergrated into later XEDES. Just leave them tucked away for now. (Don't worry kids, we arent holding anything back from ya!)


