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Old 04-09-2004, 07:16 PM
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I just put FLP headers on my car and it doesn't want to rev or go. The car shakes really bad under WOT. FLP told me to take the rear passenger side O2 and move it to the front because it is longer and will reach the connection. Is this my problem????? Car has new plugs and wires also. Thanks
Old 04-09-2004, 08:12 PM
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any engine codes? might wanna check the o2s, heated o2s are fragile might have tore one up. but that should throw a code
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A connection is a connection. The only difference you would get from changing the O2 sensors is to see if one is bad, in which case it would have thrown a code (if you drove it long enough to throw a code)
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These O2 sensors are a PITA. I almost regret getting LT's due to the constant issues with the SES light.
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Originally Posted by WhiteDeathLS1
These O2 sensors are a PITA. I almost regret getting LT's due to the constant issues with the SES light.
Been running long tubes for years.. never a SES do to exhaust. What code's are it throwing?
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I have seen numerous "heating" codes and the sensors went bad on one occassion.




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