AEM Electronics Replacement Sensor - Bosch LSU 4.9

The AEM Bosch 4.9 LSU wideband Uego O2 replacement sensor is intended to replace the existing sens...

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This AEM Bosch 4.9 LSU wideband O2 replacement sensor is designed for users of AEM wideband air/fuel UEGO controllers who need to replace their existing sensor. Its key benefit is laboratory-calibrated accuracy to 0.1, eliminating the need for free-air calibration with compatible AEM controllers. A crucial caveat is that it is only compatible with the AEM Digital Wideband Controller, part number 30-4110, and modifying its calibrated resistor will invalidate its accuracy.

All features

Model Part Number30-2004
BrandAEM Electronics

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FAQs

What specific AEM controller is this sensor compatible with?

This AEM Bosch 4.9 LSU replacement sensor is compatible *only* with the AEM Digital Wideband Controller, part number 30-4110.

Do I need to calibrate this sensor before use?

No, this sensor is laboratory calibrated and accurate to 0.1. It requires no free-air calibration when used with the compatible AEM Digital Wideband Controller (30-4110).

Can I use this sensor with other brand wideband controllers?

No, this sensor is specifically designed and calibrated for use with the AEM Digital Wideband Controller, part number 30-4110. Using it with other controllers will result in inaccurate readings.

What happens if I try to modify the resistor on the connector?

Modifying the laser-etched calibrated resistor on the connector body will invalidate the sensor's input and its accuracy.

How do I know if my current sensor needs replacement?

Symptoms may include erratic air/fuel readings, failure to calibrate (if applicable to your system), or if the sensor has reached its typical service life (usually indicated by the controller or manufacturer's recommendation).

Is this a genuine Bosch LSU 4.9 sensor?

This is an AEM Electronics replacement sensor that utilizes the Bosch LSU 4.9 technology, designed to meet the performance requirements for AEM's compatible controllers.

Troubleshooting

Sensor not reading or showing erratic values

Verify the sensor is correctly plugged into the AEM 30-4110 controller. Check for any damage to the sensor's wiring harness. Ensure the sensor is properly installed in the exhaust bung and that the controller is powered on.

Inaccurate air/fuel readings

Confirm that the sensor is compatible *only* with the AEM 30-4110 controller. Ensure the calibrated resistor on the connector has not been altered. Check for exhaust leaks near the sensor bung, which can affect readings.

Controller displays a sensor error code

Refer to the AEM Digital Wideband Controller (30-4110) manual for specific error code meanings. This may indicate a faulty sensor, connection issue, or internal controller problem.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • High accuracy (0.1) out of the box
  • Eliminates the need for free-air calibration with compatible controllers
  • Direct replacement for specific AEM controllers
  • Utilizes proven Bosch LSU 4.9 sensor technology

Cons

  • Only compatible with AEM Digital Wideband Controller (30-4110)
  • Modifying the calibrated resistor invalidates accuracy
  • Not a standalone sensor; requires a compatible controller

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Compatibility:

This sensor is exclusively compatible with the AEM Digital Wideband Controller, part number 30-4110. It is not compatible with other controllers or standalone applications.

Installation:

  1. Ensure the AEM Digital Wideband Controller (30-4110) is powered off.
  2. Carefully remove the old Bosch LSU 4.9 sensor from its bung.
  3. Gently thread the new AEM replacement sensor into the exhaust bung.
  4. Connect the sensor's wiring harness to the corresponding port on the AEM controller.
  5. Ensure the connector is securely seated.
  6. Power on the AEM controller.

Care:

  • Avoid direct physical impact to the sensor element.
  • The sensor's calibrated resistor on the connector body should never be modified or tampered with. Doing so will permanently affect its accuracy.
  • Regularly inspect the sensor and its wiring for any signs of damage or contamination.
  • Ensure the exhaust bung is clean before installation to guarantee a proper seal.

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