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    aem wideband

    Hello everyone,just after some advice on installing my arm wideband please.Was thinking about taking the feed off the cigarette lighter,unless there's an easier option.Also where's the best place to get the wires through to the interior.thanks for any advice.

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    Re: aem wideband

    Run a feed of the ignition, do it via a relay so when your then the car on it kicks in. Put it in the driver air duct. Easy to see and lots of room for the wires

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    Re: aem wideband

    They don't need a high ampage feed like the ciggerette lighter use the switched feed from the radio and any earth close.
    Also in the scuttle under the bonnet there is a rubber grommet where the loom enters the engine bay.

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    Re: aem wideband

    Thanks for the advice,I will give it a go,although me and electrics don't get on.

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    Re: aem wideband

    Quote Originally Posted by casper View Post
    Thanks for the advice,I will give it a go,although me and electrics don't get on.
    With your last comment in mind it may pay you to have someone who is competent with auto electrics fit it for you. The last thing you want is a fire

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    Re: aem wideband

    Yeah no twisting wires together and hokdIng together with electrical tape

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    Re: aem wideband

    if the wideband is new you should get some crimp on through connectors not really ideal but do the job, solder and heat shrink insulation is the ideal way. As mentioned might be best to seek help or advice form a compitent person.

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    Re: aem wideband

    Hi guys,managed to wire my wideband in today,took a feed from the radio.All seemed fine but then my heater stopped working and could smell that unmistakable smell,coincidence or have I dropped a clanger.Didn't have much time so only checked the fuses and they were fine.
    Last edited by casper; 29-09-2012 at 19:11.

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    Re: aem wideband

    Coincidence ...

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    Re: aem wideband

    Will investigate tomorrow.

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