How did you route your o2 extensions?
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i finally hooked up my drivers side o2 (somehow i ended up with 2 male connectors meeting up
, so i bought a new o2) i dont like that my o2s hang. i ziptied them to random holes under the car so they dont drag. how did you route yours? pics please. i want the best quarentee ls1tech members can give me.
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Yup just threw a few zip ties on there and made made sure there wasn't any slack in the extensions and it worked perfectly. Only thing is the passenger side extension seemed to be longer so I had to bundle it up before I zip tied it
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my drivers side bugs me. i ran it under the steering linkage. im worried it will snag or something. i should have ran it with my brake lines on the other side of the heat shield thing. smh.
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i didnt even think about zipping it together like that. i think ill go do that tomorrow morning.
how did cars with LTs from the factory(SLP etc) have o2s set up? extentions?
how did cars with LTs from the factory(SLP etc) have o2s set up? extentions?