datalogging with dtec and aem eugo - SRT Forums

bordeniuk · 06-09-2008, 10:40 AM

a friend told me of a how to or something like that, that shows you how to hook the dtec to the wideband so that i could datalog.

i looked at the lc-1 wideband and dtec part of the dtec help thread but, it doesnt confirm wheather or not it would work for the aem wideband and dtec.

can someone tell me if it does or does not?

brianbr · 06-09-2008, 02:22 PM

It does work i just hooked my uego to the dtec this past weekend. The guage on the dtec reads about .1 leaner than the uego. I don't remember the exact values i put in the dtec to calibrate it, but i got them from the uego instruction manual. i will post them up later if you want. it can be done without the analog/digital pickup also.

Gmanigio · 06-09-2008, 02:30 PM

I can get mine to read it at idle but the values arent correct, when I put in the correct values it just doesnt read the right numbers at all.

Drasticc · 06-09-2008, 02:31 PM

OP...

look up my how-to... sn: mikeymoe

not sure why gmanigio isnt having much luck. we jus did this w/ a locals car, and it reads right on the dot as well.

Gmanigio · 06-09-2008, 10:52 PM

Quote: Originally Posted by Drasticc

OP...

look up my how-to... sn: mikeymoe

not sure why gmanigio isnt having much luck. we jus did this w/ a locals car, and it reads right on the dot as well.

Drastic...One thing you should change to yours.

Change it so it reads 14.7 instead of 14 I forgot what to change to get it like that.

There are no decimal values the way you have it setup.

I soldered the connection and get nothing close. I get like 18+ at idle. Maybe I will snip and re-solder again.

bordeniuk · 06-09-2008, 10:53 PM

Quote: Originally Posted by Drasticc

OP...

look up my how-to... sn: mikeymoe

not sure why gmanigio isnt having much luck. we jus did this w/ a locals car, and it reads right on the dot as well.

you my friend are the shit

ill be trying to do this , this weekend.

brianbr · 06-10-2008, 07:20 PM

Quote: Originally Posted by Gmanigio

Drastic...One thing you should change to yours.

Change it so it reads 14.7 instead of 14 I forgot what to change to get it like that.

There are no decimal values the way you have it setup.

I soldered the connection and get nothing close. I get like 18+ at idle. Maybe I will snip and re-solder again.

To change the number of decimal points go to:
Digital Number DP 0 and change it to 2