Oxy Sensor

[jtur32]

has anyone fitted an auto metera/f guage in a gtr r32 before im wondering which sensor wire to hook up to cause there is 2 on them {sensors} isnt there and what pin number on the ecu is suitable

[rob82]

Pin 29 is the front O2 sensor and pin 55 is the rear O2 sensor. For what its worth I would place it on the rear O2 sensor.

[T04GTR]

has anyone fitted an auto metera/f guage in a gtr r32 before im wondering which sensor wire to hook up to cause there is 2 on them {sensors} isnt there and what pin number on the ecu is suitable

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WONT WORK wrong type of oxy sensor. nothing works with titania ones

[jtur32]

WONT WORK wrong type of oxy sensor. nothing works with titania ones

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what do u suggest to get

[T04GTR]

what do u suggest to get

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umm. you could swap to r33 ones as they are normal. but you would have to change to a r33 ecu.

to hard basket

what year is it?

[paulr33]

an af gauge off the stock narrowband sensor will be useless.

get a wideband 02 kit with sensor and digital gauge instead

[T04GTR]

an af gauge off the stock narrowband sensor will be useless.

get a wideband 02 kit with sensor and digital gauge instead

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i couldent agree more. :lol:

[paulr33]

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/in...356&hl=techedge

[jtur32]

umm. you could swap to r33 ones as they are normal. but you would have to change to a r33 ecu.

to hard basket

what year is it?

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90

[T04GTR]

90

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YES it will have the weird 02 sensors

[wannabeslida]

Just wondering, does that mean the Trust/Gredde Air/Fuel meters on Nengun specifically for the R32 GTR are not compatable? $345 delivered, bit pricy, but easier than computer/sensor swap and who knows what else. Product No 16000812.

Comments appreciated as I was looking at buying one but won't bother if they wont fit.

[Sydneykid]

Just wondering, does that mean the Trust/Gredde Air/Fuel meters on Nengun specifically for the R32 GTR are not compatable? $345 delivered, bit pricy, but easier than computer/sensor swap and who knows what else. Product No 16000812.

Comments appreciated as I was looking at buying one but won't bother if they wont fit.

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ANYTHING that uses the standard (slow and narrow) lambda sensors is a waste of time.

cheers

[wannabeslida]

So, how much trouble is it to install a wide band sensor, is there one which is compatible with the ECU and can drive a A/F meter on the dash at the same time?

Models and price if one exist would be great.

Thanks

[Sass]

you can get a techedge wideband 02 sensor for around $500 which should have a fucntion to emulate the stock narrow band sensor for feedback to the ecu. but this is pointless with the stock ecu, as you can't do anything with the value, other than go oh cool its lean or rich and so on. with an aftermarket ecu wideband is helpful as you can tune in real time based on wideband afr

all in all unless you have aftermarket ecu dont bother