MS2PNP UEGO wideband wiring and IAT sensor wiring help

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  • Dawskip
    Wrencher
    • Feb 2018
    • 242

    #1

    MS2PNP UEGO wideband wiring and IAT sensor wiring help

    I jsut got my downpipe installed in my turbo car and have some questions about the wideband sensor.

    can I splice my wideband wirings directly into the old o2 sensor wires? If not which should I splice into?

    while on the topic of wiring, for the IAT sensor I believe i remember seeing that you can splice into the old maf wiring to make it work, is this true?

  • Mazdayasna
    Member
    • Aug 2017
    • 60

    #2
    I only used the O2 signal wires to send 0-5V from my AEM UEGO, presently I am getting switched 12v from the aux fusebox and ground at the passenger strut location. It's working fine so far. The two white wires are the heater circuit, and I believe grey is signal.
    Yes, you can use the MAF wiring. If I recall correctly the far two leads are what you splice to the GM IAT plug.

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    • Dawskip
      Wrencher
      • Feb 2018
      • 242

      #3
      Originally posted by Mazdayasna
      I only used the O2 signal wires to send 0-5V from my AEM UEGO, presently I am getting switched 12v from the aux fusebox and ground at the passenger strut location. It's working fine so far. The two white wires are the heater circuit, and I believe grey is signal.
      Yes, you can use the MAF wiring. If I recall correctly the far two leads are what you splice to the GM IAT plug.
      Awesome, so switched 12v, ground, and just splice in the grey wire? Is there no need for that fourth wire?

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      • Mazdayasna
        Member
        • Aug 2017
        • 60

        #4
        Originally posted by Dawskip

        Awesome, so switched 12v, ground, and just splice in the grey wire? Is there no need for that fourth wire?
        The 4th wire is an analog output, not needed. Did you read the instructions that came with your gauge?

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