Wideband 02

[XTCshri2222]

I work in autobody and autoparts, and i'm always tring to find alternitive parts.I was checking threw my stock on O2 sensors and I was looking for factory widebands.

Is it possible to wire in a factory wideband 02 sensor? I found mostly 5wire sensors, one were univeral application, but you can always cut and splice.

[The_Chosen_One]

I work in autobody and autoparts, and i'm always tring to find alternitive parts.I was checking threw my stock on O2 sensors and I was looking for factory widebands.

Is it possible to wire in a factory wideband 02 sensor? I found mostly 5wire sensors, one were univeral application, but you can always cut and splice.

Depends you could wire up the wideband so that it reads in a Narrowband fashion. But than again what the hell would be the point just get a regular O2.

If your asking can the ecu use a wideband in a actual wideband purpose than NO. 2 reasons wideband is a 0-5v signal where as the Narrowband is 0-1v. What this means is that the ecu can only interpret that 0-1v signal. 2nd reason is the ecu doesnt have a controller which is pretty much what heats up the sensor, calibrates it etc etc.

So other than using the wideband as a narrowband the answer is no.

[r34 gtr]

Way to post the SAME thing in multiple forums. Dont bother, it wont work. If it did, no one would be going out and buying wideband controllers.

[XTCshri2222]

Way to post the SAME thing in multiple forums. Dont bother, it wont work. If it did, no one would be going out and buying wideband controllers.

i thought i posted it in a differnt forum all togther the first time hah can delet this one.