connecting plx to ecu

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djordan97

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I have seen no difference in how the car opperates as long as you are using the narrow band output of the plx. it just allows for a little bit of clean up of the engine compartment by being able to remove your stock o2 and the wiring for it.
 

djordan97

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I've been asked how to wire the plx m300 direct to the ecu. this is for an 88 turbo. I personally took and cut the last wire on the bottom row of the large connector and I hooked but connectors as a temporary connection and then I hooked the plx m300's narrowband output to that wire so that way I could remove my stock o2 sensor.
here's a couple pics I took of it
 

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djordan97 said:
I've been asked how to wire the plx m300 direct to the ecu. this is for an 88 turbo. I personally took and cut the last wire on the bottom row of the large connector and I hooked but connectors as a temporary connection and then I hooked the plx m300's narrowband output to that wire so that way I could remove my stock o2 sensor.
here's a couple pics I took of it
Thanks for putting that info out for the rest of us.
What differences did u see compared to using the stock o2 and using the narrowband output from the plx?
 
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