zenboy99
Founding Member
BlackVert said:huh?
my understanding is that a wideband generates a voltage which is an indication of the air/fuel ratio at the sensor at that point in time. that voltage can be connected to the wires normally used by the evp sensor, which is one of the sensors the tweecer can datalog. you then provide a map to calcon which translates the voltage to the corresponding air/fuel ratio. this allows the tweecer to log the air/fuel ratio along with the other datapoints it logs.
Thats how I did mine, this website helped me.
http://home.austin.rr.com/dwoodall/wbo2_install.htm