E48 V34 AEM wideband

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thethinkingman
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E48 V34 AEM wideband

Post by thethinkingman »

Evening, does anyone know if i can wire my AEM wideband lambda into my E48, i have V34
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Re: E48 V34 AEM wideband

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Yes you can but you need to find out if you need a 1v or 5v scale, some E48 can accept 5v, check with dta or make yourself a test rig with a 0-5v potential divider to slowly increase the voltage on the lambda input. If it stops in the software at 1.2v you have a 1v version and will have to recalibrate your AEM to output 0-1v only. You can do this on innovate stuff so I assume AEM will also.
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Re: E48 V34 AEM wideband

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Thank you
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Re: E48 V34 AEM wideband

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I'm not sure if you can recalibrate the AEM's output, some of them dont allow it.

Innovate despite all their other problems is very good in that respect
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Re: E48 V34 AEM wideband

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My aem has 4 settings, from what i have learned P4 is narrowband so i would assume one of the others will be WB
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Re: E48 V34 AEM wideband

Post by Rob Stevens »

Yeh but what does that do to the output? Narrowband will simulate a standard lambda sensor, you need the wide band 0.5 to 1.5 lambda range, outputted to either 0-1v or 0-5v volt, depending on what the E48 can accept.
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