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    The document discusses connecting a wide band O2 sensor controller for user-defined PIDS and EIO inputs. It states that all that needs to be connected is the white wire from the sensor controller to terminal #1 and the ground wire to terminal #5. Additionally, it notes that the logging table must contain certain parameters in order to log "Lamda Error" to calibrate the MAF and VE tables in the PCM.

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    The document discusses connecting a wide band O2 sensor controller for user-defined PIDS and EIO inputs. It states that all that needs to be connected is the white wire from the sensor controller to terminal #1 and the ground wire to terminal #5. Additionally, it notes that the logging table must contain certain parameters in order to log "Lamda Error" to calibrate the MAF and VE tables in the PCM.

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    The document discusses connecting a wide band O2 sensor controller for user-defined PIDS and EIO inputs. It states that all that needs to be connected is the white wire from the sensor controller to terminal #1 and the ground wire to terminal #5. Additionally, it notes that the logging table must contain certain parameters in order to log "Lamda Error" to calibrate the MAF and VE tables in the PCM.

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    If you click the blue question mark it always brings up the table listing the sensors and parameters

    you have to choose from in setting up

    the user-defined PIDS and EIO inputs, and histogram filters


    All you need to connect is the white wire from the wide band O2 sensor controller to terminal #1 and the ground wire (brown on

    Zietronix) to terminal #5. Yes, it is that damned simple people.


    Logging table must contain most of these parameters to log “Lamda Error” (computed from EIO input #1 readings) to in turn calibrate the MAF and VE tables in
    the PCM:

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