Bosh lsu 4.2 o2 sensor direct wired to the ecu

[samsul]

Hello guys...i have a question..can i wired bosh lsu 4.2 o2 sensor direct to the ecu....as in this pic (white & gray) wire are goes to (a6 & a25)...so can i put the (black) wire to (d22) pinout... (Yellow) to (d14) pinout..(red) wire to any constant 5v key on engine on (koeo)..
P28 ecu code...

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Thanks in advance...

[Hondata]

The OBDI ECU does not have a wideband controller in it. You can't connect a wideband o2 sensor directly to the ECU - it needs a controller.

[samsul]

I am planning to use bosh lsu 4.2 o2 sensor but i dont want to use the afr guage...the afr will only monitor in 'recoded/datalogged lambda (shift+f2)'...base in this pic...did u think it is reliable to pin the (red wire) to d19 or d20..(black wire) to d22 or analog gnd..(yellow wire) to analog 2(an2)...remove the r2&r3 to read afr from analog 2(an2)@b6....

[Hondata]

It will not work. You need a controller.

[samsul]

Can i direct wire the bosh lsu 4.2 sensor to that ecu pin out....i have read lsu 4.2 have 5 wire..
1.red(ip+)(d14)
2.yellow (ip-/vs-)(d16)
3.black(vs+)(d8)
4.white(heater-)(a6)
5.gray(heater+)(a25)
I dont need a afr guage...
I have read that d15z has use o2 sensor that has 5 wire and read 0-5v o2 sensor...LAF sensor...
Can someone help me please...

[excaliburcombo]

cannot.because ECU didn't have wideband controller per hondata said above post bro. what is you try to accomplish?

[samsul]

Acctually i want the o2 reading more accurate by 0-5v...i have reed that D15Z has use o2 sensor that reading 0-5v...