who makes a good wideband?

[speedjunkie]

^The only FC owner I can think of off the top of my head that disputes your theory is TTT lol.

I wish I could get a deal on a wideband like that, that wideband specifically would be nice.

I talked to Innovate tech support today and the first thing he said was my grounds were incorrect LOL. I told him I just grounded them to chassis but it worked for 3 years where it was grounded, not sure why. He then told me to disconnect yellow and brown from the Datalogit unless I was logging at the time, and said brown was the only one I'd need to hook up, and to leave yellow unplugged from anything. He said I should have the terminator plug in the 'IN' cable of the LC-1 and wouldn't you know I've lost that so I had to order another one today. He told me that was why I was getting the 3 dashes but I reminded him that this has been working for 3 years hooked up incorrectly like this. He also said I shouldn't have it on switched power, that it should be hooked up to a relay off of ignition power, or battery power, or both, I can't remember which. So until my terminator plug gets here on Friday I have no idea if it will even work. He did say the 3 dashes have nothing to do with the sensor being bad but I remember reading that in their documentation I believe. He said the 3 dashes only means that the LC-1 and XD-16 aren't communicating and that the wiring is bad somehow.

[C. Ludwig]

Originally Posted by speedjunkie

I wish I could get a deal on a wideband like that, that wideband specifically would be nice.

They're just a phone call away. Also have one left new old stock display gauge for the Haltech wideband that is no longer being produced. Was saving it for a personal project but opted for a Racepak dash instead of gauges.

Also now carrying the NGK AFX with the NTK sensor. I like it a lot, besides the rather clunky case/display.