ecu pin number for lambda signal

[sam80quattro]

this is 1 for the ecu converting folk

my aeb is running with t28, vr6 maf, AGU ecu, etc.
when checking vagcom for faults as there was a flat spot midrange i kept getting faults for the lambda sensor,
so as i had an aem wideband gauge i decided to simply unplug the oem narrowband lambda and install the aem in its place.
WOW the car has transformed again, so im assuming it was a faulty lambda and by unplugging it its altered the fueling, its now (as i expected) rich as hell on idle, stoich with my foot down coming onto boost then 12.5 on full boost, cruising is rich too so i plan on using the aem uego's narrowband simulator so hopefully the ecu sorts the fueling out on idle and cruising, my problem is im not 100% sure which wire i should be connecting the aem too, im assuming its pin 26 on the ecu (the same for agu as it is aeb?) any help would be great.
thanks

 

[Broken Byzan]

so you are going to use the aem gauges narrowband output to run the ecu off?

 

[aragorn]

Sounds like a good idea!

The lambda is connected across 25 and 26. One will be ground and the other will be the signal, you'll need to see which is which.

 

[sam80quattro]

yep ecu will be running the off the aem, saves having to weld another boss in and obviously buying a new lambda lol
will the earth from 25/26 need grounded or just leave it disconnected? ill get digging and find which 1 is which. cheers

 

[sam80quattro]

it was the violet wire incase anyone is interested and works spot on