MK4 GTI 1.8t Dash Vent Wideband Sensor Install!

In today's episode, we install an Innovate MTX-L Wideband O2 sensor in one of the cleanest locations IMO, the driver's side AC vent. Pretty straightforward install and something we'll use as a tuning aid for the MK4 GTI 1.8t in the future!
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[@rphatskinz4683]

Dash looks so clean once the pod is removed. Great content !

[@supercarmio]

🙌Thanks man! Haha yeah it was kinda an eyesore. I'm really happy with how the interior is coming out.

[@harrisonyoung6115]

Awesome install 👍, I plan to do the same but with a boost gauge. This video has helped give me an idea of what it will look like, thank you

[@supercarmio]

🙌Thanks man! Glad it helped, it's a great spot that's clean but also visible when driving. Good luck!

[@rayman1738]

Always looking out for your new vids man. Great content. You always made it look easy than it really is. Gave me confidence to DIY. Thanks! Btw, where is the Evo?

[@supercarmio]

💪Thanks man, that means a lot! It's still around - I'm debating on making an episode repainting the front bumper/lip. Other than that just been enjoying it.

[@jamesschulte5278]

I see you're also in the not at zero when off boost gauge from NewSouth. Lol.

[@supercarmio]

...bbbbbut it has indigo backlighting! 😂

[@jamesschulte5278]

@@supercarmio There’s a way to adjust it and get it back at zero, but I’ll tell you right now it finds it way back to -1, -2 vacuum anyway 😂

[@supercarmio]

@@jamesschulte5278 haha I bet!

[@jamesschulte5278]

@@supercarmio Wouldn't trade it for any other one though, matches the interior too well! All 4 of the Newsouths in my car are stuck in there.

[@supercarmio]

@@jamesschulte5278 I know right? it's pretty rare when an aftermarket part can fit so well into the style/fit of OEM.