Subject	I have an 03 GTI 1.8T and i believe it uses the same sensor
Posted by	ghostinator (fl) on July 18, 2009 at 6:24 PM
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In Reply To	which year and model vw ? (n/m) posted by ztunerz on July 18, 2009 at 02:19 PM
Message	as my first o2 sensor is a wideband.. it's only like $60 bucks last time i checked at autozone. I think any GTI with the 1.8T and the engine code AWP have a stock wideband setup. I know my does for a fact. 1990 300ZX N/A stg. II (sold) 2003 VW GTI 1.8T modded to hell
Follow Ups	Opinion needed,which wideband would be the best? - blacktwin 13:45:07 07/18/09 i like the aem but innovate has lifetime warentee on sensor - ricky6991 14:11:39 07/18/09 which year and model vw ? (n/m) - ztunerz 14:19:05 07/18/09 I have an 03 GTI 1.8T and i believe it uses the same sensor - ghostinator (fl) 18:24:22 07/18/09 Autozone part number 17014 (n/m) - ghostinator (fl) 18:25:51 07/18/09 That sensor is plug and play for the aem as well. (n/m) - zxtuner161 19:17:34 07/18/09 Re: Opinion needed,which wideband would be the best? - zfreak1 14:21:05 07/18/09 ahh good to know,i wouldn't have thought those units would - blacktwin 14:27:17 07/18/09 all you had to do was recalibrate the LC-1. - RevTech 15:36:46 07/18/09 I tried to recalibrate it did not work......nothing did (n/m) - zfreak1 23:13:32 07/18/09 what did innovate say when you contacted them? (n/m) - aliaZ 23:24:36 07/18/09 Innovate LC-1 here.. - DEVILS Z-Tech (CA) 16:01:11 07/18/09 I have 2 AEM's in my Z, they work well (n/m) - Z_Pilot (GA) 15:04:04 07/18/09 Its all about Zeitronix data logging/wideband - Glide300 15:09:58 07/18/09
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