Up early this morning~
I was originally planning to go to Taste of Tsukuba tomorrow, but the weather looked iffy so I changed my plans.
So today I was installing the PE Wideband O2 Controller Kit~
The setup is extremely simple.
Sensor connector, 12V power, &and ground only.
Data transmission is via Bluetooth.
If you set it to auto-connect on the app side, you can connect by launching the app and selecting the sensor.
*No need to press the unit itself every time (ΦωΦ)
Pre-machined O2 sensor adapter M18×P1.5
I picked this up on Amazon the other day—a gem? I wasn’t expecting much, but it’s very good.
No time to make anything else…
There are surprisingly few places where you can mount the sensor…
So when I drilled a hole in the sweetest spot… it looked weird.
The tail pipe is also acting as a silencer… isn’t it?
I’m amazed at how good the stock muffler is.
This sensor boss has excellent weldability—I was impressed~
I’ll order it again (*’▽’)
It’s tight, really tight.
I positioned it to clear the center stand and laid it out in the middle box-like area of the swingarm.
Glad I was able to get it installed!
Hmm… the cover keeps opening… seriously??
So I fixed it with Megmix. Now it’s secure?
It’s now sitting in the rear area under the seat.
Connected to 12V power and ground from the D-UNIT.
*By the way, I went with the standard D-UNIT this time (/ω)
After that, just plug in this big connector and download the app and you’re done.
PE Wideband App for iOS
It displays with good response like this.
