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  1. 04-24-2016 06:14 AM #1
    vtraudt
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    2001 TT225 - wide band?

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    I am looking to buy a 2001 TT225. How can I tell if it has wideband O2?
    01 Allroad Tiptronic, TCU tune, mild stg 3 (350 HP) tune (stock injectors) KraftwerkTurbo TM1. Lower, Wider. Custom tip vent pod with Podi
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  2. 04-24-2016 06:16 AM #2
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    And engine code (AMU or BEA)?
    VIN: TRUWT28N711019949
    01 Allroad Tiptronic, TCU tune, mild stg 3 (350 HP) tune (stock injectors) KraftwerkTurbo TM1. Lower, Wider. Custom tip vent pod with Podi
    02 Allroad 6 spd, Kraftwerk Turbo TM6, 750cc, 3" MAF, piggy, FMIC, CM stg 5 (hate). 30 psi at 3600 rpm. Needs stronger rods (coming).
    05 Golf TDI
    Looking for 2001 A4 1.8T quattro manual with blown motor
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    www.kraftwerkturbo.com
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  3. 05-04-2016 07:50 AM #3
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    only the BEA is wideband that's 2003+
    any amu is not wideband , but wideband swap is easy. takes about an hour with a swap harness and a properly tuned ECU

    don't bother looking for a BEA ECU to swap a amu either. the BEA uses a EGT sensor like the RS6 (I believe it is a wideband EGT also) so the EGT will need to be coded out anyway.
    MK4 ECU works fine

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  4. 11-08-2016 02:23 PM #4
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    whats your reasons for getting a wide band?
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  5. 11-08-2016 03:56 PM #5
    vtraudt
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    Better tuning ability.
    Have Wideband ECU and plug here for conversion of the TT (but need another identical setup for a 2000 A4)
    01 Allroad Tiptronic, TCU tune, mild stg 3 (350 HP) tune (stock injectors) KraftwerkTurbo TM1. Lower, Wider. Custom tip vent pod with Podi
    02 Allroad 6 spd, Kraftwerk Turbo TM6, 750cc, 3" MAF, piggy, FMIC, CM stg 5 (hate). 30 psi at 3600 rpm. Needs stronger rods (coming).
    05 Golf TDI
    Looking for 2001 A4 1.8T quattro manual with blown motor
    www.regulatorfix.com
    www.kraftwerkturbo.com
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  6. 11-14-2016 08:03 AM #6
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    You'll also need a wideband O2 sensor in Bank 1 (Pre-cat). 5 Pin vs. 4 Pin if I remember correctly. That's the purpose of the conversion harness.
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