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    wideband position

    Hi guys, I need to drill the hole for the lamba sensor but not sure where 2 drill, I have a standard downpipe, should It be before the bend or after. Or any photos would b great. Thanks mike.

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    Re: wideband position

    Quote Originally Posted by mike's r5 View Post
    Hi guys, I need to drill the hole for the lamba sensor but not sure where 2 drill, I have a standard downpipe, should It be before the bend or after. Or any photos would b great. Thanks mike.
    Somebody's got to know?

    I got my AFR on its way to me, so i'm just waiting for an update here!

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    Re: wideband position

    I think its 12 inches from the turbo..... does it not state it in the installation instructions?

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    Re: wideband position


    this is where mine is mate hope it helps

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    Re: wideband position

    my lamda is in the cross over pipe a couple inchs above the joint.

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    Re: wideband position

    I think its meant to be 6-10" from turbo and as near 12 oclock as poss.

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    Re: wideband position

    Thanks for the reply's guys, I have gone with just before down bend, the instructions say 35 inches from turbo but the whole downpipe ain't that long. Thanks.mike.

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    Re: wideband position

    Your bay looks mint Phil, cheers for the pic.

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    Re: wideband position

    Quote Originally Posted by mike's r5 View Post
    Your bay looks mint Phil, cheers for the pic.
    Cheers mate glad it helped

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    Re: wideband position

    Quote Originally Posted by stu21t View Post
    I think its meant to be 6-10" from turbo and as near 12 oclock as poss.
    I thought slightly off 12 o clock due to condensation ?

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    Re: wideband position

    right i have now got the lamba bung welded in, fitted it all up yesterday to find i carn't get the sensor in the hole with the downpipe on because the bulkhead is in the way, my only idea is loosen the down pipe put the sensor in and hope for the best, just it looks like its going to be very close to the bulkhead, how much room should be left the sensor and bulkhead to allow for engine movement. thanks. mike

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    Re: wideband position

    Going off the engine movement I have seen on rolling roads quite a bit I would have said, probably at least an inch or maybe more. When the engine rocks it kind of sends the downpipe more up and downwards maybe slighly backwards and forwards.

    How close is "close" ?

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    Re: wideband position

    Ok got it all running 2day doesn't look like it gonna hit bulkhead, I have a aem uego, when i start it up the gauge reads between 12.5 to 13.5, but when driving the gauge is all over the place not really giving a reading, does the mean it gauge is not calibrated I have it in default position, can anyone help.thanks. mike

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    Re: wideband position

    Quote Originally Posted by mike's r5 View Post
    Ok got it all running 2day doesn't look like it gonna hit bulkhead, I have a aem uego, when i start it up the gauge reads between 12.5 to 13.5, but when driving the gauge is all over the place not really giving a reading, does the mean it gauge is not calibrated I have it in default position, can anyone help.thanks. mike
    Generally it ought to be installed at the 10 to 10 past positions more than 10 inches away from the turbo if I remember rightly (Inovative equip)
    Did you calibrate it? Did you need to?

    And when you say all over the place do you mean it changes when you put your foot down or does it change when your say running along @ 65mph without changing engine load?

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    Re: wideband position

    Well after reading the instrutions I'm even more confused, the gauges moves up and down when cruising off throttle, and when sat at 40mph. There is 6 different calibration settings.

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    Re: wideband position

    It should be fine in the standard setting Mike, and it's pretty normal for it to jump around when your cruising off throttle (slowing down, overrun). It should be pretty stable when you accelerate in a high gear. It might jump around a little bit as the fueling wont be rock steady but it shouldn't go from 11 to 13 back to 11, etc. It might fluctuate +/- 0.2 say.

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    Re: wideband position

    On my way 2 work this morning it was reading 13.5 idle, 10.0 sat at 2.5thousand revs at 40 mph. I carn't find any threads that actually tell u what kind for reading u r looking out, for idle or wot.

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    Re: wideband position

    idle you want between 13.5-14.5, wot you want max around 12.0

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