O2 sensor Gauge Pod help
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O2 sensor Gauge Pod help
It allways bugs me How the factory never puts a tachometer on a stick shift truck.
I'm looking around on Ebay and thinking of getting an A-piller 2 guage pod
and a 2" tachometer
For the other hole I would like to get a AIR/FUEL RATIO GAUGE
Does anybody know if this will work with a 1996 1500 ram with the 5.2 engine? The auction says it needs a narrow-band oxygen sensors?
Is this what I have?
Thanks
I'm looking around on Ebay and thinking of getting an A-piller 2 guage pod
and a 2" tachometer
For the other hole I would like to get a AIR/FUEL RATIO GAUGE
Does anybody know if this will work with a 1996 1500 ram with the 5.2 engine? The auction says it needs a narrow-band oxygen sensors?
Is this what I have?
Thanks
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RE: O2 sensor Gauge Pod help
Yes, you have a narrowband o2
You want to hook up your a/f gauge to the rear o2 sensor that is inside your cat. I believe the grey wire is the o2s signal wire that would hook to the gauge. My smt6 gets its signal from the stock narrow band and seldom reads what my wideband o2 and AEM gauge says.
FYI
Widebands are accurate, narrowbands are approximate & @ WOT fairly erratic.
You want to hook up your a/f gauge to the rear o2 sensor that is inside your cat. I believe the grey wire is the o2s signal wire that would hook to the gauge. My smt6 gets its signal from the stock narrow band and seldom reads what my wideband o2 and AEM gauge says.
FYI
Widebands are accurate, narrowbands are approximate & @ WOT fairly erratic.
