There are a lot of good reasons to put a wideband air/fuel gauge in your car. They can be used for troubleshooting when your car isn't running right, they can be used to make sure the factory ecu (or whatever you're running) can handle your modifications. They have the capability to help you datalog and tune your car. and they are also good piece of mind on older cars where injectors go bad and vacuum diaphragms leak.   There are always multiple ways to do the job, but here's how I did it.   Fir

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EDIT: See page 2 for the perfectly timed UPDATE!!   My mom called me and said the neighbors complained to the police and they put "abandoned vehicle" notices on two cars we haven't used in months. They have current registration and weren't even near their property. He claims they haven't been used in over a year, which is a lie. They were parked there since last fall, and used very rarely. She has a brand new van.   My mom went over and yelled at him and he didn't say anything and said it w