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One side is a purple wire, and the other side is a purple wire with a white stripe. Can't remember which side is which, and I'm not anywhere I can look at my Chiltons. They are in connector "C" pins #8 and #20. You can also splice into the harness wire closer to the O2 sensor. Just don't cut the leads on the sensor.
Also, consider picking up a lead from both sides, running them to a single pole-double throw switch, allowing you to monitor either side. I'm sure you are aware that the stock O2 sensors are not very accurate at anything other than 14.7:1/stoichiometric A/F ratio used at idle and low load/part throttle, so they don't produce a whole lot of meaningful results when you run at the richer A/F ratios you need at WOT.
Also, consider picking up a lead from both sides, running them to a single pole-double throw switch, allowing you to monitor either side. I'm sure you are aware that the stock O2 sensors are not very accurate at anything other than 14.7:1/stoichiometric A/F ratio used at idle and low load/part throttle, so they don't produce a whole lot of meaningful results when you run at the richer A/F ratios you need at WOT.
thanks.. im thinking its the purple/white...cause thats what it is for my 99... but its pin #69...
that double throw switch sounds like a good idea... you wouldnt happen to know where i can pick up a switch that small
that double throw switch sounds like a good idea... you wouldnt happen to know where i can pick up a switch that small
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