[Loyalty]

I'm about to hook up my A/F Gauge and my oil pressure gauge this weekend....I believe the A/F gauge gets hooked to the front O2 sensor right???? I basically need to know where the O2 sensor is (I think I know already, just need to make sure) and also where the oil sender unit is so I can hook my gauge sender unit into that......I appreciate any help everyone......

 

[Ness1216]

Yeah Im going to be putting in A/F soon too. Any clues?

 

[Loyalty]

bump .......someone wanna help :shrug:

 

[Seawulf]

The front O2 sensor is right on the exhaust manifold. It should stick out the heat shield.

As for the Oil gauge, check some of the Focus forums. I saw a how-to there that showed where to hook into the oil preassure by hooking up the guage to a screw right behind the coil pack.

 

[Afterhours]

There's a plug on the back of the block..........above and slightly to the side of the oil filter. You can remove the plug and put your oil pressure sender (electrical gauge) or a tap for the oil line (mechanical gauge).

 

[Guest]

You have still not change out your o2 sensor Chris?

 

[Loyalty]

Originally posted by: offsetillusions_
You have still not change out your o2 sensor Chris?

Nope not yet I will be though......

 

[HKSCougar]

I hooked up my AutoMeter gauges today, but mostly just to power and ground. I've got an oil pressure gauge with sensor I plugged into the block - just like in this post - and it works fine. The A/F ratio gauge has wire run up to the O2 sensor (the one on top of the exhaust manifold, right?), but the sensor has three wires coming out. I don't know what wire to connect the AutoMeter lead to. I also picked up a 5" pro tach, but I don't know where/which wire to plug up to the tach. Probably something on the ECU or something, yeah? Anyone got an answer on these two?

 

[Ness1216]

bump anyone know which wire is the o2 sending wire?

 

[Loyalty]

I finally hooked my O2 sensor up :banana: my car's runnin a lot beter now :biggrin:

 

[AL]

i have it on my car and will pos t it on sat. the colors