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    converting to 3 wire O2

    Anyone have some info on converting a 1 wire to a 3 wire O2?

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    Re: converting to 3 wire O2

    You'll need to splice into a switched & fused 12V power source and also run a ground for the sensor. There is a dark blue 14ga wire that feeds the solenoid bank that is a great spot to take the 12V from. I strongly suggest soldering all your connections.
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    Re: converting to 3 wire O2

    My GLH ran so much better after I did this.
    Everyone says you should go with the 4 wire since it
    grounds the sensor and is much more accurate.

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    Re: converting to 3 wire O2

    I would do a 4 wire but the turbo already has a 3 wire in it. I would leave it 1 wire but I don't want the hassle of taking it out! I found this too http://www.turbo-mopar.com/forums/showthread.php?t=3727 .

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