So I had a shop install my A/F gauge.
Red is power, black is ground, grey taps into the O2 sensor wiring.
I read on here that I was to tap in to the wire on the ECU side that was OPPOSITE to the black wire on the o2 sensor side.
My gauge now reads two bars of red above the Lean level, and it doesn't move. At all.
Is it supposed to move?
I know for a fact I'm not running that lean.
Was what I read incorrect?
I am all sorts of confused, and I'm hoping this isn't damaging anything.
It would help if we knew which model Hyundai. First, make sure you tapped the O2 sensor closest to the cylider head, not the one after the cat. Second, make sure you tap in to the correct wire. On my '01 Tib, the wire is yellow. The Bosch 4-wire O2 sensor should have 2 white wires for the heater, a gray wire for sensor ground and a black wire for sensor signal.
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Aaron Britt
'06 350Z (Farking lemon)
'06 Elantra GLS hatch
'87 Nissan Hardbody - The "Mud Mobile" (448,000 miles and still counting)
'02 Derbi GP1 scooter
I have a 2000 Hyundai Elantra. Auto.
They tapped into the o2 sensor right on my header.
I believe the wrong wire was tapped.
As soon as this rain stops, I can go out and look.
try the ornage w/ black stripe. On my 97 Tib fx its the black wire. The lights will actually move back and forth quite a bit.
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