Reply to "Air Fuel mixture measuring device"

Carlos G Supporting Member

Calibration of the WB wideband gauge that Danny and I have is as follows, according to their website:

-Hook red wire on the wiring harness to a positive source and black to ground.

-Plug wiring harness to gauge and oxygen sensor. Sensor is not installed to exhaust yet. It's in open air.

-Turn the positive source on.

-Wait until the gauge shows 19.0.

-Push the button on back of gauge and hold it until it shows A 6.

-Release button and wait for the gauge to read 19.0 again.

-Done, install sensor into exhaust and go brapp around the hood.

8/22/203:40 PM

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