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Old 05-17-2009, 09:24 PM   #1
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MWR Plug N Play Adapter - AEM FIC with O2 resistor?

hi, I want to go with the AEM FIC and the plug n play option from MWR. Question, does this plug'n play harness include a resistor for the O2 sensor?

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Old 05-17-2009, 10:08 PM   #2
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why not apexi power fc?
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Old 05-17-2009, 10:32 PM   #3
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hi, I want to go with the AEM FIC and the plug n play option from MWR. Question, does this plug'n play harness include a resistor for the O2 sensor?

thanks for your help
Sounds like you need to contact MWR.

The O2 gizmo, in theory, will minimize or eliminate fuel trim issues, but it might be worth at least borrowing someone's OBDII/CAN BUS datalogger to verify that as you dial in your tune.
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Old 05-18-2009, 05:03 AM   #4
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I am a newbie according ECU-tuning... so AEM FIC would be great for me to start... and I don't want to modify cam switch nor rev-limit nor lift-kick. -Just to remind you, I am absolutely alone here to tune my car, there are no ECU vs. dynamo tuners over here, ok there are few, but I would have to be a millionaire... So I estimate I'll be running somehow a conservative tune. And also to mention, I bought yesterday an AEM-FIC 6.

O2 gizmo??? Never heard about, but sounds nice..

The other thing is, I contacted MWR ready in other issues and never got any reply...

Probably anybody knows, which resistor works great with the AEM FIC? -And I'll just buy one in case MWR doesn't include it in the pack.

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Old 05-18-2009, 02:33 PM   #5
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I am a newbie according ECU-tuning... so AEM FIC would be great for me to start... and I don't want to modify cam switch nor rev-limit nor lift-kick. -Just to remind you, I am absolutely alone here to tune my car, there are no ECU vs. dynamo tuners over here, ok there are few, but I would have to be a millionaire... So I estimate I'll be running somehow a conservative tune. And also to mention, I bought yesterday an AEM-FIC 6.

O2 gizmo??? Never heard about, but sounds nice..

The other thing is, I contacted MWR ready in other issues and never got any reply...

Probably anybody knows, which resistor works great with the AEM FIC? -And I'll just buy one in case MWR doesn't include it in the pack.
As I understand it, the AEM kit comes with the O2 interceptor included, but your best bet is to continue trying to contact MWR (or AEM) for more info. I don't think anyone here has any direct experience with the AEM FIC, which is still pretty new.

If you are tuning it yourself, you will definitely need an OBDII datlogger to dial out any fuel trims that crop up (see the tuning sticky), a wideband, and a good working knowledge of basic tuning. I recommend Greg Banish's book for pointers http://www.amazon.com/Engine-Managem.../dp/1932494421
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Old 05-21-2009, 08:36 AM   #6
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the resistor mod is because of the noise that is on the lines from toyota sensors. the FIC is very sensitive to that noise.
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Old 05-22-2009, 06:34 PM   #7
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Smayy they say about the 2o sensor not the cam and crank sensor. email to booslamg to now if they sold the harness with the resistor on the 2o sensor and crank and cam sensor.
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Does somebody here have the MWR PnP harness for FIC?
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