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Old 10-28-2005, 12:05 AM
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I just got my car tuned after headers and got my rear o2's deleted. I had sims on there, do you just take out the sims and plug up the holes? If so what do you use to plug them up?
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Leave them on, it doesn't do anything performance wise. I deleted my rears also and still have my stock O2's in place.
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$8!!! That's crazy. I got a couple of plugs from autozone. Try searching, I found the thread measurements on here. If I remember correctly a oil plug fits.

As far as the sims, leave them in. If you want to get some money back out of them you could find a set of old O2's at a junk yard, cut off the sensor and plug the pigtail into the connector.




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