im hoping someone on here will know the answer to my question
basically ive just put a new wideband in the cinq (innovatte motorsport lc-02) and i think.... the original fiat lambda has eaten itself, lumpy idle, high afr on idle, stinks when blipping the throttle and the emissions were a nightmare to get through at mot time....
ive seen it done before and know its possible to connect the narrow band out put signal wire from the controller to the ecu to give it the reading that the standard lambda would anyway, im not trying to be tight with this id just rather use the wideband to its potential
so is there anyone out there that could give me the correct pinout for the lambda signal wire to the iaw 18fd (mk1 p85 1.2 16v mpi)
i have found a pinout for this ecu but it seems to have two inputs an earth and a line out to the inertia switch
im looking at pin 12 and pin 29... i assume one will be a +ve and one will be a -ve??
do i need to connect into one or both??
cheers in advance and as always much appreciated
Lee
EDIT>>> the lambda signal is to pin 29, by process of elimination one is grrey he other is black so ive unplugged the oem lambda and plugged the no.2 output from the wideband controller to pin 29 and it now runs a dream
hope this info helps someone along the way
lee
basically ive just put a new wideband in the cinq (innovatte motorsport lc-02) and i think.... the original fiat lambda has eaten itself, lumpy idle, high afr on idle, stinks when blipping the throttle and the emissions were a nightmare to get through at mot time....
ive seen it done before and know its possible to connect the narrow band out put signal wire from the controller to the ecu to give it the reading that the standard lambda would anyway, im not trying to be tight with this id just rather use the wideband to its potential
so is there anyone out there that could give me the correct pinout for the lambda signal wire to the iaw 18fd (mk1 p85 1.2 16v mpi)
i have found a pinout for this ecu but it seems to have two inputs an earth and a line out to the inertia switch
im looking at pin 12 and pin 29... i assume one will be a +ve and one will be a -ve??
do i need to connect into one or both??
cheers in advance and as always much appreciated
Lee
EDIT>>> the lambda signal is to pin 29, by process of elimination one is grrey he other is black so ive unplugged the oem lambda and plugged the no.2 output from the wideband controller to pin 29 and it now runs a dream
hope this info helps someone along the way
lee
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