Installed long-tubes.. two problems.
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Installed long-tubes.. two problems.
I'm running open headers for now.. only for a couple days. I took the car out and it seems to shut off when I don't touch the throttle for a few seconds. I coasted down my driveway in gear and it shut off.. clutched in for a few seconds to coast down a road at another point and it shut off.
Other problem is the stereo says "loc" on it and nothing comes up. I'm not as concerned about this for now.
Other problem is the stereo says "loc" on it and nothing comes up. I'm not as concerned about this for now.
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I got my extensions off of WS6store. 2 24" extensions. Fairly certain I made sure I did it right. Hopefully I didn't, though. That would make this easy.
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Make sure you didn't connect a rear 02 plug to the front sensor, I did that by mistake because it was close to the new sensor position on the lt's. The rears are above the transmission (automatic) and by the trans mount. Also the front o2's may not be getting hot enough to make a good read and are making a crazy adjustment, causing the car to stall out.
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Yeah.. I read about 10 different installation guides while doing it. The most I've ever done to a car is change a spare, change the oil, put on my lid and JAAM Ram Air. Needless to say, it took a while. I spent parts of Thursday, Friday, and Saturday doing the install. Maybe 15-20 hours total.