My AFX LSU4 Adapter

[S2H]

so I have been using an LC1 for a couple of years....it died on me...
so I decided to replace it...called customer support...no love...was gonna have to buy a new one..so instead of buying another LC1 I decided to try something new...
A few friends recommended the NGK AFX wideband...comes with a nice little LED display which is also the controller..
but what I noticed is that they have an 8 pin multiconnector instead of teh 6 pin that the lc1 uses...hmmmmmm....
so I have a few new sensors sitting around that I didnt want to waste..
so I built my own adapter....
hacke an old end off of a dead senor...bastardized my LC1 for the female connector...did a little wire match...took the 8 pin off of the sensor that came with the AFX unit....and used it to make a little jumper cable so I can use the sensors I already have and already know where to get them locally at a reasonable price...

so far I am happy with the AFX...pretty straight forward....no ground issues....

pics attatched of cables

[eficalibrator]

Good job. I have similar connectors made for my ECM LAmbdaPro that allow me to use the NTK lab grade sensor, Honda-NTK sensor, and the Audi/VW Bosch LSU4. It makes things a lot easier when scrambling to find a working sensor in a pinch or working with a sensor that's already installed in someone's car.

[EC_Tune]

Does that cable pass on the calibration resistor connection as well? I couldn't see from the pics here or on the powerdex site.

[exit]

I just got the AFX in the mail today!

Now i gota figure out how to hook it up to HPtuners....

[S2H]

Does that cable pass on the calibration resistor connection as well? I couldn't see from the pics here or on the powerdex site.

its a 1:1 cable....so it just like putting on a different connector end on the cable.....

[S2H]

I just got the AFX in the mail today!

Now i gota figure out how to hook it up to HPtuners....

yellow and brown wire at the base of the tail.....
yellow is 0v-5v
brown is ground

Just use the Default NGK Wideband PID in the HPT Scanner for your EIO Input section

[EC_Tune]

Thanks Scott