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solidsnake11 11-30-2019 08:57 PM

delicious tuning flex fuel
 
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Breadman 11-30-2019 09:52 PM

are you talking about the one that replaces the rear o2 sensor (the black plug)
https://i.imgur.com/7YFUZ9S.png

steve99 12-01-2019 05:52 AM

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Originally Posted by solidsnake11 (Post 3279658)
I bought a delicious tuning flex fuel kit at a scrap yard and the end that plug into the 02 sensor has only one grey wire. Could someone post a picture of that plug showing the wires.
Thanks


Ok that sounds like a 2017 + compatavle kit.


With the 2017+ cars you could not source the volts and earth from the rear 02 like you could on earlier cars. With the earlier cars signal volts and earth all sourced from rear 02 made very simple imstall



So the single wire going into the rear 02 socket is likely the sensor\signal wire back to the ecu.


What tune sysstem are you using to go flex ?? If its oft it doesnt support rear 02 conmect, you will need to reroute the sensor\signal wire to evap input on ecu


If ecutek it will accept either
And oft doesnt support 2017+ cars either







Hopefully thte kit has the volts and earth conmections that you will need to make

Grady 12-01-2019 01:33 PM

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Originally Posted by solidsnake11 (Post 3279742)
Thanks steve,
I think the wires got pulled out of the unit.

I have the kit with fuel pressure. It has 3 wires to the rear O2 sensor. Then an additional ground. If it has had a wire pulled out probably least of your worries as it looks like the corrosion has taken out a chip.

Edit: Mine has nothing installed on C7, but chips on R1 and L3 just to the right of TP10 where the power comes in.

steve99 12-01-2019 06:09 PM

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Originally Posted by solidsnake11 (Post 3279742)
Thanks steve,
I think the wires got pulled out of the unit.
Attachment 183122


Hmm that circuit board looks like its got water damage, ie its been wet with power applied looking at that white corrosion, not sure how you will go with it


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