o2 sensor slow response
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o2 sensor slow response i just installed the headers the other day and made the extesion that comes with the pace setter kit and barley to day i get a service engine code i plug in the scanner and it shows bank 1 o2 sensor slow response is it killing my hp
I've got the same problem. One of mine is only showing 100-200 mv maximum and that bank is dumping a lot more fuel in. Usually when those things are gone, they're gone.
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The extensions that they give you with the pacesetter headers aren't great either. Invest in some 12" extensions from Summit (Made by casper electronics for flat O2 sensor wires). They are just plug and play, and they're weather proof connectors as well.
Summit Part No:
CEI-109010
http://store.summitracing.com/partde...5&autoview=sku
I wouldn't deal with crimp connected small gauge wires underneath my car where it is exposed to heat, moisture, and dirt daily.
Also -- a lot of people haven't had much luck with the bosch O2 sensors from any local auto parts store. Historically they don't read quickly enough, the delcos are the way to go.
Summit Part No:
CEI-109010
http://store.summitracing.com/partde...5&autoview=sku
I wouldn't deal with crimp connected small gauge wires underneath my car where it is exposed to heat, moisture, and dirt daily.
Also -- a lot of people haven't had much luck with the bosch O2 sensors from any local auto parts store. Historically they don't read quickly enough, the delcos are the way to go.
Last edited by WhyHelloOfficer; Mar 13, 2007 at 09:05 PM.
I had the same problem I had the same problem when I went to tune my car and had the same problem I found it with the tuning software. I was told that the connection would eventually or had moisture and would ruined the connection so I bought the 12'' extensions from summit and all problems solved. Forgot to mention I had the same header set of headers and extension kit it provided which sucked. I hope I have helped you out a bit.
