air/fuel gauge Problem
UM??? little better english and we can answer you.
but this is just a wild guess at what your trying to say:
The V-AFC does NOT have an A/F gauge in it.
Also if you have the A/F gauge you hook it up to the WHITE wire on the o2 sensor.
Mason
but this is just a wild guess at what your trying to say:
The V-AFC does NOT have an A/F gauge in it.
Also if you have the A/F gauge you hook it up to the WHITE wire on the o2 sensor.
Mason
Do not tune off the stock O2 sensor, it is pathetically slow in response and doesn't give a very good reading anyway. All tuning should be left to a wideband.
VAFC's cannot read wideband O2 sensors though.
VAFC's cannot read wideband O2 sensors though.
I have both in my hatch with a b16a and they both work great. Allthough, I didn't install the vafc so I'm not sure what they had to deal with. Also it is OBD1 so that could be different too.
Originally posted by Kai
Do not tune off the stock O2 sensor, it is pathetically slow in response and doesn't give a very good reading anyway. All tuning should be left to a wideband.
VAFC's cannot read wideband O2 sensors though.
Do not tune off the stock O2 sensor, it is pathetically slow in response and doesn't give a very good reading anyway. All tuning should be left to a wideband.
VAFC's cannot read wideband O2 sensors though.
Originally posted by import-tooner
I have both in my hatch with a b16a and they both work great. Allthough, I didn't install the vafc so I'm not sure what they had to deal with. Also it is OBD1 so that could be different too.
I have both in my hatch with a b16a and they both work great. Allthough, I didn't install the vafc so I'm not sure what they had to deal with. Also it is OBD1 so that could be different too.
ihave OBD1 skunk2 ecu and its working too rich and i want to control it by vafc


