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[ufods]

Cable.

[CHILL Gone DUTCH]

DOes it show up in your device manager with a yellow triangle

[ufods]

Device manager shows nothing. When in my laptop i see the elm in the device manager, look for the com port and add it in the obd Tuner software. There is an Adapter from micro usb to usb between....maybe this thing is faulty.

[CHILL Gone DUTCH]

Is it a " on the go adapter " OTG

[ufods]

Sorry...What is otg ?

[CHILL Gone DUTCH]

" ON THE GO "

[ufods]

The device is an chuwi HI 8 tablet

[CHILL Gone DUTCH]

https://www.ebay.co....tm/282175699892

[ufods]

Sorry....had to google otg first 😃 The manual said the adapter is otg...but it is a try to change this part.

[ufods]

Hurray for Chill!!!! OTG was the reason 😃 Thanks man....

[CHILL Gone DUTCH]

I got info of techie

[Johnboyhgt]

Is anyone using this wideband controller ? 

 

https://www.amazon.c...=A2QTCKCW6VODUD

 

Includes a narrowband output which i would assume means that only a wideband lambda be installed and the narrowband fed to the ecu to keep it happy ?? 

 

whats the opinion ??

[CHILL Gone DUTCH]

as you have posted on the dutch thread i assume your running the dutch software, 

 

probably not a great idea as you should be using oem lambdas 

 

money will be better spent if you get the pro version of the software as its not required to use the second lambda and you can use a wideband instead 

 

[Johnboyhgt]

as you have posted on the dutch thread i assume your running the dutch software, 

 

probably not a great idea as you should be using oem lambdas 

 

money will be better spent if you get the pro version of the software as its not required to use the second lambda and you can use a wideband instead 

 

 

Yes i am

 

thank you for your answer, can a wideband be used after the cat though ? wont this compromise the AFR measured ?

[CHILL Gone DUTCH]

lose the CAT 

you might find a wideband so close to engine side wont last very long 

Edited by CHILL Gone DUTCH, 18 May 2017 - 02:10 PM.

[CHILL Gone DUTCH]

more updates for pro 

 

http://www.obdtuner....PgDownload.html

[oakmere]

Just for other people’s information if having similar issues.
I have vastly improved the way the car pulls away from a standing start. I have achieved this by adding quite a bit of fuel into the 600-800 & 1000 rpm area of the fuel map (30%-25% & 20%). The totally std oem map also has a lot of fuel added in this area.
I how don’t have to worry about stalling the car when pulling out of junctions etc.

Edited by oakmere, 24 June 2018 - 08:34 PM.

[rik]

I know the post cat lambda check can be disabled, but does it still need to be present/plugged in? Little problem where it's sheared off and then the bolt extractor sheared off too! So it's now safely plugged up at least, but do I need to leave a new sensor hanging?

[oakmere]

The post cat sensor is required as it is used by the ECU for checks so can’t be removed.

[rik]

Required to be plugged in to exhaust stream or just plugged in to loom?