Attn: Sspddmon

[ViolatorTA]

Did you ever get the problem with your B2S1 O2 reading constant .447 with the LC-1? I saw your thread on innovates site with no real answer. I'm having the same problem with mine wired using Joecars wiring.


Thanks
Shawn

[joecar]

Measure the voltage across the LC-1 red/blue wires, must see better than 12V.

Try powering the LC-1 directly from the battery (with an inline fuse on the red wire) temporarily, and see if there's any difference.

Did you ever [accidentally] short the yellow or brown wires to anything...?

[SSpdDmon]

No answer...gave up and bought LM1. It's possible Joe's right on this one though. I tapped into the stock NBO2 heater switched 12v and heater ground. You'd think it'd be more than 12v, but I never checked that.

[Doc]

Here is an idea for power for widebands...use a cig adapter plastic thingy, mod it to remove the grnd and have the wb grnd setup to some other grnding pt (leads set up to ground from the wb) to avoid the backfeeding condition upon starting via the starter that has fried countless WBs

[ViolatorTA]

Measure the voltage across the LC-1 red/blue wires, must see better than 12V.

Try powering the LC-1 directly from the battery (with an inline fuse on the red wire) temporarily, and see if there's any difference.

Did you ever [accidentally] short the yellow or brown wires to anything...?

Never shorted the wire. I got readings for about the first week then started it one day and no switching. Just constant .447 reading. I did a complete recal of the unit through LM programmer then recaled heater and free air as per installation instructions and still no change.

I'll check voltage today after work.

[Doc]

Have you tried monitoring the LC-1s serial output via logworks? If you can get a decent reading with LW then that would probably confirm the death of your analog o/p.

[ViolatorTA]

Yes, logworks matches EFILive actual AFR after modification to the gen.txt file by adding .03. I have hooked NB hooked to analog 1 and EFILive to analog 2. Analog 2 reads fine through live.