need datasheet/info for SpeedPro wideband sensor...

Romans, Mark romans at starstream.net
Tue Sep 19 00:16:43 GMT 2000


I have a friend who is a Felpro dealer and if I remember correctly they use
a honda
wideband with a resistor that is coded to your ecm.  The 02 sensor is of
little use
without your ecm.  They charge a stupid amount of money to replace the
resistor and
since it's coded to your ecm, you can't just use any replacement Honda
wideband, you
have to use one you get from them.  He's been trying to figure out how to
bypass this
too. As far as I know it hasn't happened yet.
Mark
----- Original Message -----
From: "Jeff Bromberger" <blownz at home.com>
To: <DIY_EFI at lists.diy-efi.org>
Sent: Monday, September 18, 2000 12:51 PM
Subject: need datasheet/info for SpeedPro wideband sensor...


> I have a SpeedPro bank to bank wideband system on my car. Now that my car
is
> dialed in and I run in open loop mode, i'd like to be able to use my
sensor
> to tune other cars that don't have the SpeedPro computer. So what I'd like
> to do is build a handheld scanner that can connect to the wideband o2
sensor
> directly and display the readings. I'm thinking that this would be a
pretty
> simple app for a PIC. What I need to know is what signals/voltages will i
> see on each of the wires and how do i translate them into a "X.Y:1" a/f
> ratio?  Who makes this sensor for SpeedPro and could I contact them
directly
> for this technical data? any other tips would be appreciated. I just
> subscribed today, so I apologize if this has been talked about before.
>
> Thanks,
> Jeff
>
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