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Old 07-16-2007, 08:12 PM
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I finished the installation of the Wide Band AFR Gauges today. I ended up getting rid of the angled bezel because I couldnt get the angle to work correctly on the AFR Gauge. I am real pleased with the way it turned out. I got rid of the rear wiper control and mounted the AFR Gauge there. I had to dremel out the opening and clearance the dash so the gauge would go in correctly.

The Wide Band AFR Gauge has a 0-4 Volt Output for scanning too. I need to set it up for HP Tuner and make sure everything works fine during the scans.







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I wonder if i could gut that cluster and put it in a sierra or even better just trim and bolt???
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Originally Posted by ZZebes
I wonder if i could gut that cluster and put it in a sierra or even better just trim and bolt???
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Gauge install looks great!
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WOW! that is one CLEAN install!

nice work!



i dont think you could get any part of that cluster to work in a 99-06 gm fullsize truck, the shape just isnt right. might could if you modded you dash but otherwise, no
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Thanks for the compliments!
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How do you like the Autometer wideband?
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I need to take it out and run it. It is real sensative and I had the bung welded in after the Cat too? I like the fact that I can run it through HP Tuner and it has a bunch of fuctions like WOT memory and more. I have not wired it in with a WOT switch and will just use it in this configuration for AFR as shown with the output below the dash for scanning logs.
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I cant get my autometer wideband to work right. Is yours working properly?
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Originally Posted by thunderwagen
I cant get my autometer wideband to work right. Is yours working properly?

What problems are you having with it? Where did you locate the Oxygen Sensor?

I spoke with CrashDummy and he said to locate it after the Cat so it wouldn't be effected by pressure and heat. It still seems sensitive but works fine.
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I just got back from driving it around at operating temps and it stabilizes out really nice. I am really pleased about how it is doing!!


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