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Old 10-12-2006, 02:31 PM
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Looking for opinions. I replaced my factory headers and installed a off road y pipe. The facotry set up has 4 sensors but the new set up has 2 (only on the headers) What do you recomend doing with the other sensors???
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1, o2 sims
2, have them tuned out
c, tie them up out of the way (the rear ones) and dont worry about them if you dont mind the ses light on
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I would just unplug them and wait til you get a tune, and get them tuned out. b4 you go buy 02 sims, you gotta think that the sims are like 90 bux, where a tune will be around 400 and your car will run the way it is suppost to be, b/c the headers throw your A/F ratio off.
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What do you meen buy tune and sims??
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o2 simulators (sims) send a constant voltage (500mv?) to the PCM. The PCM thinks that there are cats and the SES light stays off.

For a tune; you'd have to go to someone that can do a custom PCM reprogram and they'll turn off all the un-needed codes (rear o2's, AIR, EGR, whatever you delete.) They'll also adjust air/fuel ratio, timing, fan temp, and anything else to get car to run at its best.

The tune is the better choice and worth the extra money.
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Thanks alot I appreciate all the advise




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