O2 Extensions
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Who carries the flat 4 pin O2 extensions that will fit my 97 SS? I can't seem to find them, I'm only finding the square type. Any help would be greatly appreciated!
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Just do what I did. I cut the wires one at a time and made the O'2s longer with wires and butt connectors. I than taped the wires up and wound them up with heat wrap and zip tied them so they dont touch anything or drag. I had most of the stuff to do this. If you want the actual coneectors, The only place I know to get them is a local shop by me stocks them.
http://www.flpmotorsports.com/
http://www.flpmotorsports.com/
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Check out ebay. There are plenty on there.
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You should only be running O2 simulators to replace the secondary oxygen sensors with the square connectors since they're only responsible for the functioning of the catalytic converters. The primary oxygen sensors have the flat connectors and they need to be plugged in because theyre responsible (to an extent) for how the engine runs.
I got mine from www.thunderracing.com, pricey but the quality's there.
I got mine from www.thunderracing.com, pricey but the quality's there.