Originally Posted by
Mr.sentra_specv 
there is a gain control in the software you will have to play with.
Thanx man I looked around through the software and on the forum but couldn't find anything. The AEM forum sucks major balls
Originally Posted by
GT2871RBLUBIRD you might be getting electrical noise or sigals from other electronics, you can put a inline resistor on the line for the wideband to cut it down and that might help, but noises like other electronics cna cause weird readings.
but me personally, i didnt have any reading issues
No Interferance anywhere and the car is heavily grounded lol.
Originally Posted by
Mr.sentra_specv go to your setup pull down find "sensors" then "Oxygen sensor" then to "oxygen sensor 1" (if thats what u have it hooked to) and go to the options and play with the gain number until you get the same numbers on both the guage and the aem. this will adjust for the fact that both systems have different grounds. if you read the quick notes in the O2 sensor wizard it will explain this. also the help function on the aempro does a good job on how to set this stuff up.
Thanks I'll try that. I'll try it right now as a matter of fact.
Originally Posted by
cortrim1 this is usually a problem only when using a aem wideband. you need to adjust the signal gain. I went with a lc-1 for my aem instead.
How are you liking the LC-1?
Originally Posted by
GT2871RBLUBIRD i meant a capacitor not a resistor, i also sold my aem wideband to go with a PLX device, i recomend plx if you ever decide to go with a other brand other than AEM. the capacitor will help if you are getting any signal interfearene, if the signal gain doesnt help
How are you liking the PLX so far instead of the UEGO?
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