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MoTeC Dual Lambda to CAN ( LTCD NTK ) Add Sensors?:Yes This sensor signal can be This sensor signal can be sent to any aftermarket ECU and be used for driveshaft speed sensor or vehicle speed sensor Laptop data logging 1 x 4 pin male DTM connector (power CAN) MoTeC’s LTCD NTK (Lambda to CAN) modules monitor
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MoTeC Dual Lambda to CAN ( LTCD-NTK ) Add Sensors?:Yes This sensor signal can be

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