Confused about o2 sensors
01-12-2006, 02:12 PM
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Confused about o2 sensors I finally received my qtp's this week w/ an ory but now I am confused on the O2 sensors locations. When I look at my stock setup I can count two O2 sensors on my drivers side. But my QTP header only has one bung...whats the deal?? Do i need to get an O2 sim? or do I need to put another bung in? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
01-12-2006, 02:22 PM
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Ok sweet, but what do I do in the mean time with the rear O2's? The install will be this weekend but wont be able to get it tuned untill beginning of next week? Do I disconnect them and ziptie the cord to the car or do I just let them hang on?
01-12-2006, 02:54 PM
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Originally Posted by SSilverSSurfer
o2 sims on the front o2's and get some extension to hook up to ur o2's for the rear...thats what i did
that is the exact opposite of what you are supposed to do
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01-12-2006, 10:45 PM
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Originally Posted by SSilverSSurfer
o2 sims on the front o2's and get some extension to hook up to ur o2's for the rear...thats what i did
The bungs on the headers are for the FRONT O2 sensors. There are only 2 front O2 sensors, one on each side. You need extensions because the stock harness for the FRONT O2's wont quite reach.
The rear O2 sensors dont have any affect on how the engine is running, they simply make sure the cats are doing their job. You can have the codes for them deleted usually for way less than the price of a full tune. MTI did mine for 75$, along with EGR and AIR. If you dont have cats, dont even bother putting in bungs for the rear O2's, they might as well be unplugged.
Jesus it seems like i type that 7 times a day lol.
01-13-2006, 04:08 AM
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Originally Posted by TheBlurLS1
Silver's been on the crack tonight guys!
The bungs on the headers are for the FRONT O2 sensors. There are only 2 front O2 sensors, one on each side. You need extensions because the stock harness for the FRONT O2's wont quite reach.
The rear O2 sensors dont have any affect on how the engine is running, they simply make sure the cats are doing their job. You can have the codes for them deleted usually for way less than the price of a full tune. MTI did mine for 75$, along with EGR and AIR. If you dont have cats, dont even bother putting in bungs for the rear O2's, they might as well be unplugged.
Jesus it seems like i type that 7 times a day lol.
The bungs on the headers are for the FRONT O2 sensors. There are only 2 front O2 sensors, one on each side. You need extensions because the stock harness for the FRONT O2's wont quite reach.
The rear O2 sensors dont have any affect on how the engine is running, they simply make sure the cats are doing their job. You can have the codes for them deleted usually for way less than the price of a full tune. MTI did mine for 75$, along with EGR and AIR. If you dont have cats, dont even bother putting in bungs for the rear O2's, they might as well be unplugged.
Jesus it seems like i type that 7 times a day lol.
$75 just to delete rear O2, EGR, and Air via software? Wow, I'm in the wrong business.
01-13-2006, 08:08 AM
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Originally Posted by 98A4LS1
$75 just to delete rear O2, EGR, and Air via software? Wow, I'm in the wrong business.
location is not a long term success strategy. Best
off staying "underground".
The rear bungs will be in the Y-pipe though an ORY
would probably not provide them at all. If you have
extra bungs, 18mmx1.5 Toyota type oil drain plugs
(AutoZone) will do the job cheap (though not as
cheap as screwing in the old rears and letting them
flap).
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im sorry i was mistaken they are in the right spot....i'll delete that post...i tihnk i was on crack when i said that now that i think about it...cause my car would sputter and not run if they werent in the right spot 
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Originally Posted by SSilverSSurfer
im sorry i was mistaken they are in the right spot....i'll delete that post...i tihnk i was on crack when i said that now that i think about it...cause my car would sputter and not run if they werent in the right spot
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you need extensions for the front 2 so they will reach the bungs in your headers.
the rear two leave unpluged if you have no cats and live with the ses light
or you can 1) buy simulators for the rear two
2) have the rear 2 O2's deleted by a programer
the rear two leave unpluged if you have no cats and live with the ses light
or you can 1) buy simulators for the rear two
2) have the rear 2 O2's deleted by a programer
01-17-2006, 09:37 PM
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Originally Posted by theinstag8r
you need extensions for the front 2 so they will reach the bungs in your headers.
the rear two leave unpluged if you have no cats and live with the ses light
or you can 1) buy simulators for the rear two
2) have the rear 2 O2's deleted by a programer
the rear two leave unpluged if you have no cats and live with the ses light
or you can 1) buy simulators for the rear two
2) have the rear 2 O2's deleted by a programer
