aem wideband users inside please!!

[heywaitfourme]

I just got myself a real nice gauge, for very cheap. How do I use it to datalog? Can it be done, and if so....I'm going to guess I have to buy the OTHER cable to datalog with it?

Also, any install tips I could use to make it easier. Wires are running thru the tranny well, and I'm installing it in the glovebox with a custom mount. I'm keeping the car looking stock, inside and out, hence hiding it.

Sorry for the dumb questions, but my extreme lack of time and AEM and INSTALLATION are either to long, short, more commonly used...etc. that I can't SEARCH for aem wideband installation...cuz I only get hits for wideband..and everyone uses the dynojet...or atleast thats what it seems from the search.

 

[Scout238]

I have the same gauge and not sure. I know on AEM's website there is a forum section that will give you that info

 

[gray03beast]

hey i have one and i can datalog it but get ready for a headache


(all this is just to datalog not install the gauge)

you need a 9 pin mini din wire (sct's website has them, i think its $15) then you need to cut one end off and pin out the wire (what color wire is analog 1 and 2 and the analog ground)

next a volt meter to check the output voltage(volts to the gauge)

then you can enter the formula in sct livelink to datalogg


just pm me with questions

 

[image]

datalogging is a bitch. Have to buy some adapter and splice i believe. It's like a r35 adapter or some crap.

 

[heywaitfourme]

thanks for the input...i'll be posting more questions come saturday. I'll get a number and contact aem for the part....maybe I can use one of the 9 pins I have layin around here from an old ass comp or something....thanks for the input and I don't really care about the headache. I need to datalog the gauge to get my tune...i'm not going to a dyno again!