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New to G3. Need help with Wideband input


Keith Tan

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Hi guys, Its my first time using the G3 today. Its a nice ecu but i have to familiarize myself with all the functions to make full use of it. First of all, i want to wire my Innovate LM2 analogue 1 into the G3. When i pull down the analog input 0-5volt, i could use it for wideband #1. May i know which ecu pin is this? Where should i wire the grounding? Sensor ground or the main ground? Thanks guys!

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  • 2 weeks later...

use LM programmer to set up LM-2 AN out to 0-5v linear. Then connect - (minus) lead from above AN out to ECU sensor ground (grounding to chassis where ecu are grounded will work ok) and then connect the + lead to the ECU`s AN in 1 or 2 depending on which one is available on your application. If you look at the ecu booklet you`ll find the pinouts there. last time i used this ecu AN-2 was pin no 5 starting from upper right looking at the back of the ecu connector. (note! the ecu connector, not the plug in board if your using that for your car)

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Hi Keith.

If your still trying to wrap your head around it, Kristian has pretty much nailed the question well.  Below are links to the two manuals available depending on what type of G3 you have.

 

G3 LEM - http://www.linkecu.com/support/documentation/g2-g3-engine-management-documentation/LEMG3

G3 Link Plus - http://www.linkecu.com/support/documentation/g2-g3-engine-management-documentation/LinkPlusG3

Jurgen

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