How to hook up Dual O2 sensors?
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Re: How to hook up Dual O2 sensors?
http://www.megamanual.com/ms2/configure.htmDual Wide Band: The dual lambda sensor feature has been in the MS-II code since V1.0. You connect the second sensor to the ADC6 input with appropriate circuitry and it adjusts the PW2 output independently of PW1. You connect the second sensor to the JS5 hole (on a V3 main board) - X7 on a V2.2 main board, duplicating the R10, R11, C10 circuit from the v3.0 PCB in the proto grid area. There is only one calibration because it is assumed you are going to use the same type of sensor on each side. If there is a small difference, you can compensate for it in the separate AFR target tables.
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Re: How to hook up Dual O2 sensors?
JS5 is the pad for AD6, for the second O2 input. Duplicate the O2 filter circuit in the proto area; jumper the 'AD5-1' end to JS5, the other to one of the 'Spare' DB37 pins.
