Wideband sensors.

[Ursan]

I'm planning on getting a wideband. To save some sheckles I wanted to use an O2 sensor that I have available to me. Are the different wideband gauges sensor specific or can they use any wideband sensor?

Thing is, I have sensors available to me from work, (we toss them actually, brand new) but don't know if they're wideband or not. It's a Denso 4 wire. Does anyone have a cross reference available or know of a site that has it? Only info I can find says it's a "super class"

Here are the numbers:
12589321
149100-7210
09H01

[Homer]

You need a 5 wire. The 4th wire is just a ground wire. PM me if you want a Bosch Wideband for ~50$. I bought two because I thought I lost them, but I can't return them anymore.

[Andrew9578]

can you use the wideband sensor in the place of the stock sensor?

[JR-66]

can you use the wideband sensor in the place of the stock sensor?

Yes, if you can get a nb signal out of your wb controller and route that to the ecu. Best way is just to weld a new bung for wb sensor.

[Bishop]

http://wbo2.com/lsu/default.htm

Start there, follw links regarding sensor use and plugs etc for more info, they cover use of sensors by most widebands.

[Matt Cramer]

The LSU4.2 sensors used by Innovate and a lot of other widebands out there is actually a VW part, P/N 021-906-262-B.

[Homer]

Ursan, your PM box is full.

[A1 Steak Sauce]

Ursan, your PM box is full.

No it's not. He's been banned! Some people have delicate egos.

[linuxman51]

who'd he piss off?

[DrvSfly]

The LSU4.2 sensors used by Innovate and a lot of other widebands out there is actually a VW part, P/N 021-906-262-B.

New beetle if I am not mistaken. I bought my wideband when I was building my VW. Go with lm1 or something from that company.:nod: