97763 Banks AFR Module with Wideband O2 Installation
INSTALL INSTRUCTIONS
Part #s
66564
---------------- For use with Banks Analog Module
Installation requires the use of a welder, cutting into the exhaust system, and is not a direct bolt-on for most vehicle applications.
Please read through the following instructions thoroughly before starting your installation. If you have any questions please visit our Support Page.
| Part Number | Description | QTY |
| 45103 | Banks AFR Module | 1 |
| 45104 | Wideband O2 Sensor | 1 |
| 52248 | O2 Weld Bung | 1 |
| 62010 | Cable Tie | 8 |
Installation Note
The Banks AFR module and O2 sensor are intended to be installed and used by experienced mechanics, technicians, automotive enthusiasts, or race teams. Installation requires the use of a welder and cutting into the exhaust system and is not a direct bolt-on for most vehicle applications.
General Installation Practices
Banks AFR Module with Wideband O2 Sensor Kit Installation
1. Mount the O2 sensor bung.
Go to a local muffler shop or use your own shop equipment to to weld on the included O2 sensor bung.
The bung will need to be placed approximately 6 inches after the collector and before the catalytic converter.
On turbo applications, the bung should be placed approximately 24 inches after the turbo but before the catalytic converter.
Be sure the bung is angled at least 10° above horizontal, with the probe pointing downward. The O2 sensor tip must face downward to avoid condensation accumulation.
2. Anti-seize note.
Before installing the O2 sensor, check the threads for anti-seize compound. If there is none, add it to the threads at this time.
WARNING: Do not let the anti-seize compound come in contact with the sensor probe.
3. Install the O2 sensor.
Using an O2 sensor socket, torque the sensor to 35lb/ft.
4. Install the AFR module.
Place the AFR Module in the engine compartment and route the O2 sensor cable to the sensor.
NOTE: Be sure to fasten the cable away from moving parts and heat sources.
5. Connect the AFR module cable to the O2 sensor.
Push the plug together until it clicks.
6. From the AFR module, connect the positive and negative wires to a keyed-on 12v power source.
7. Plug one of the cables from your 4-channel module into the AFR module.
Connecting to iDash:
- To begin, press the Right Arrow button to enter the Menu.
- From the list, choose “Banks Modules.”
- Scroll down to the “4ch Analog 1” and select.
- Choose which channel has the AFR module connected. (e.g. CH-1A if on CH-A cable)
- Select “Enable” to activate.
- Next, go to “Change Mapped Parameter.”
- Choose “Engine Performance – Fuel”
- Select “Air Fuel Ratio Bank1 Sensor1”
- Hit the back button 3 times to return to the Main Menu.
- Select “Gauge Selection.”
- Choose which field you wish to display AFR.
- Select “Category.”
- Select “Engine Performance – Fuel”
- Next, choose “Air Fuel Ratio Bank1 Sensor1.”
- Hit the back button until it returns to gauges
Changing the unit of measurement:
- To change the unit of measurement, hit the right arrow to enter the Main Menu.
- Select “Settings.”
- Select “Units and Density.”
- Scroll down to “Air Fuel Ratio” and select.
- Choose which option best suits your setup.
- Press the back button until you return to the gauge screen.
