Aem Wideband Sensor Problems
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Originally Posted by MugenRioS2k,Jun 23 2010, 05:30 AM
get rid of the AEM
Get either a PLX ( my preference) or an innovate.
I have never see a PLX or innovate fail.
I am sure they have had failures but you do not see very many reports of their wideband units failing.
What’s interesting is they all use a Bosch sensor.
There must be something different they do with their control boxes that AEM does not.
Get either a PLX ( my preference) or an innovate.
I have never see a PLX or innovate fail.
I am sure they have had failures but you do not see very many reports of their wideband units failing.
What’s interesting is they all use a Bosch sensor.
There must be something different they do with their control boxes that AEM does not.
I've had good luck w/my AEM so far, barely a yr old though.
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From: Newcastle, WA
Originally Posted by siadam,Jun 23 2010, 06:14 AM
My first wideband was a PLX, lasted for almost 4yrs. I used alot of race fuel (leaded gas) and the resolution on the sensor slowly dwindled down to the point I thought I was running lean in boost, but thats to be expected though.
I've had good luck w/my AEM so far, barely a yr old though.
I've had good luck w/my AEM so far, barely a yr old though.
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