Just Installed LT's, R/S O2 Sensor issue!!! Please Help!
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Just Installed LT's, R/S O2 Sensor issue!!! Please Help!
Alright, over the weekend I installed my pacesetter coated LT's & TSP ORY. The Fitment is excellent IMO. I didnt have to cut any tabs on the block or clearance the K-Member or Control Arms. Except for some vibration due to the Y hitting my Torque Arm and under the driver's floor, my Passenger side O2 sensor(the housing part of the O2) is touching my transmission.
It looks bad enough if I dont fix it, that it will cut my Sensor Wires. Has anybody else had this problem? Is there a cheap way to fix this like a 90 degree fitting to plug the O2 into? Anything will help. Thanks for the help!!
Chris
It looks bad enough if I dont fix it, that it will cut my Sensor Wires. Has anybody else had this problem? Is there a cheap way to fix this like a 90 degree fitting to plug the O2 into? Anything will help. Thanks for the help!!
Chris
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I installed mine and they are the exact same way! All i did is tie them up real good and hope like hell they break or rub through! Down the road some when i get it on the rack im going to trim the bung down a little so the sensor will farther in the header, this should help it get a better reading also, along with a little more clearance!
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Originally Posted by juicedls1
I installed mine and they are the exact same way! All i did is tie them up real good and hope like hell they break or rub through! Down the road some when i get it on the rack im going to trim the bung down a little so the sensor will farther in the header, this should help it get a better reading also, along with a little more clearance!
Trimming the bung doesnt sound like a bad idea. I was just thinking of adding another bung w/ better clearance and saving that one for a wideband once I get into some elaborate HP Tuning!! Might have to trim it instead!!
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yes, thanks for the idea. Mine are the same way, I just never bothered coming up with a plan. Problem is getting the o2 back out of the header is a bitch.
How exactly would I trim the o2 bung?
How exactly would I trim the o2 bung?
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Originally Posted by TORK?
maybe you could grind it down
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Originally Posted by LS1MONSTER
I'd like to see a pic of this if possible. No adjustment of the Y-pipe/exhaust helps at all?
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Originally Posted by LS1MONSTER
I'd like to see a pic of this if possible. No adjustment of the Y-pipe/exhaust helps at all?