lc-1 wiring...foxbody anyone have a writeup or anything?

[Killer5.0]

i have the 02 sensor coming out from a grommet under the drivers seat...wires run up to the drivers kick panel...i want to tie everything in right there if possible but i have a few questions.

what lines are you guys tapping into?

what are the two black plugs that come off the controller and where do i put them?

i built a pod so my gauge can mount on my door...i routed the gauge wire through the door loom so i need the wiring to be around the drivers kick panel.

do i leave my stock 02 sensors in?

 

[Mustang-Junky]

I am using the simulated narrow band O2 output on my Lc-1 in my '79(it has EFI from an '90 mustang in it) It works beautifully for me. I just connected the two factory O2 sensor wires to the Lc-1 output and disconnected the stock style O2s. I should also add that the car is turbocharged so, there is just a single down pipe, so that the O2 would sample from both sides of the motor. If you had dual exhaust I would just replace one stock O2 and leave the other hooked up.

As far the wiring, I would follow the instructions to a "T". If I remember correctly they were pretty specific ans to where everything should be hooked up.

Jess

 

[cobra20sc]

i have the 02 sensor coming out from a grommet under the drivers seat...wires run up to the drivers kick panel...i want to tie everything in right there if possible but i have a few questions.

what lines are you guys tapping into?

what are the two black plugs that come off the controller and where do i put them?

i built a pod so my gauge can mount on my door...i routed the gauge wire through the door loom so i need the wiring to be around the drivers kick panel.

do i leave my stock 02 sensors in?

+1, the manuals are pretty straight forward and define the wires you need to hook up. If you don't have the manuals, all of them can be found on the innovate website.
i don't use the lc-1 as a narrowband so i'm not splicing into anything on the factory harness. i am monitoring readings using a gage and also have the 1-5volt output feeding a dataQ logger.
if you're asking about the plugs that look like earphone jacks, you use them either to connect to another device, like another LC-1 or gage or to connect to your computer for programming or logging. Typically, you will cap off one of the plugs with the supplied jack. the other one will be used to attach a gage or your laptop.