Adding The AEM X Series Wideband To HPTuners VCM Scanner

How to add the AEM's X-Series OBDII Wideband UEGO AFR Sensor Controller Gauge (PN 30-0334) to Hp Tuners VCM Scanner.
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[@chasethatredss]

I got a 2018 Camaro 1SS 6-Speed. Currently working on getting it fully freshened up and stuff after the winter. Motor oil, trans fluid, gear oil, spark plugs. I just bought an AEM wideband to install. Also going to buy a MPVI3 with 4 credits. When I have all that in can I contact you for a tune? Also what are your tuning costs?

[@andrewd843]

Tuning links are in the description.

[@jasonhastings5538]

Id like to use the hp turners stuff when i get my car done!!!!

[@andrewd843]

Go for it! What car?

[@jasonhastings5538]

@@andrewd843 79 foxbody

[@AccessGranted95]

2013 Tahoe PPV

[@theonlyherb1]

What ecu and pid numbers do you have selected in the wideband?

[@andrewd843]

I'm a bit confused. It literally shows you what to search for and add.

[@olveramelinda]

0334 ?

[@andrewd843]

Yes, the other AEMs don't have the OBD2 pass through.

[@carlosrivas3985]

Can you do this with just the power on?

[@andrewd843]

The wideband needs to be on, so as long as the wideband is on with ignition on, then yes, you can.

[@corvetteZ3r]

What about a ballenger

[@andrewd843]

Depends which one. Ballanger are what I run in my personal cars or when I tune a car. Ballanger instructions are pretty straightforward.