BOSCH wide band help

[gemini]

i got a hold of a wideband o2 sensor controller off of a new cummings truck. the part is bosch. i'd like to convert it for use on my bike if possible because i got it for free. if someone works at bosch please pm if if you think ou can get me in touch with the right people to help with this or atleast in the right direction.

[MrDude_1]

what controller is it?

im sure the sensor is BOSCH, but who made the wideband controller?

[gemini]

the controller is a oem piece of the ram truck. it says bosch on the controller.

[MrDude_1]

ooh... i dont know anything about that.. LOL.
id start by looking up any howtos on cummings forums and such... if it puts out a voltage, its possible to use it.

although personally, i think you'll be better off if you bought a cheap aftermarket controller.. i use a LC1 on all my stuff.

[thehammer69]

What is "cummings?"

Hammer

[MrDude_1]

What is "cummings?"

Hammer

they are a very large company, known mostly for their diesel and turbo diesel engines..
mopar uses them.. and they're also frequently used in marine applications, heavy equipment, etc...

in this case, its just the name of the diesel in the dodge ram truck.

[Mike]

What is "cummings?"

Hammer

We both know he meant Cummins :duh:

[gemini]

What is "cummings?"

Hammerthat's what i'll be doing later....

let myself correct..........myself

cummins.

i'm trying this route do to the fact the controller i have i got for free. there is two wires that are used for communication that i need to change to sensor outputs. i think with a reprogram or something to that effect, i will have a nice setup.