TS reading 5V constantly from AEM UEGO
#1
TS reading 5V constantly from AEM UEGO
Hey guys! New member here, this is my first post.
Just installed a MSPnP3pro in my 2004, and an X-Series AEM UEGO. Started up perfectly on the base map, and the WB guage is reading accurate AFRs.
Strangely, TS is picking up a 4.99 V signal almost constantly. When the car really richens up, it drops to lower readings, but stoich on the gauge maxes out the reading in Tunerstudio.
I don't currently have a multimeter to test what the true output is, but I will borrow one soon to figure out whats going on. My 0-5v output from the WB is connected to the blue wire (signal input)
on the stock O2 plug. Changing the ground location doesn't help. I can think of many ways it could read a lower voltage than true, but I'm stumped on why it's reading so high.
Any input would be great appreciated, thanks in advance
Just installed a MSPnP3pro in my 2004, and an X-Series AEM UEGO. Started up perfectly on the base map, and the WB guage is reading accurate AFRs.
Strangely, TS is picking up a 4.99 V signal almost constantly. When the car really richens up, it drops to lower readings, but stoich on the gauge maxes out the reading in Tunerstudio.
I don't currently have a multimeter to test what the true output is, but I will borrow one soon to figure out whats going on. My 0-5v output from the WB is connected to the blue wire (signal input)
on the stock O2 plug. Changing the ground location doesn't help. I can think of many ways it could read a lower voltage than true, but I'm stumped on why it's reading so high.
Any input would be great appreciated, thanks in advance
#5
Scaling the wideband doesnt work.. the highest its reading is still a 5V output. Somewhere between the WB controller and the MS the signal is getting disrupted. Does the signal need to go directly to the MS or should it normally work with it wired into the stock harness?
#8
UPDATE: I checked the AEMs outputs with a miltimeter.. the white 0-5V wire was reading around 5.2V @ 12.0 : 1... but the brown NEGATIVE 0-5V was reading POSITIVE voltage, and perfectly accurate. Lol it appears the output wiring harness was assembled incorrectly. Anyone seen this before? TS now displays perfect AFRs