Deleting Rear O2's Issues
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Deleting Rear O2's Issues Im only running my front O2 sensors because of the ORY so when I took it to get tuned for the gears and whatnot the guy didnt tune out the Rear 02's like I asked because he said they weren't throwing a code. I dont understand how they aren't throwing a code? Also I've been getting like 5mpg is that the result of the air/fuel ratio being way off because the rear 02's aren't tuned out? I have a burnt plug wire if that is affecting anything.
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Originally Posted by StealthFormula
Im only running my front O2 sensors because of the ORY so when I took it to get tuned for the gears and whatnot the guy didnt tune out the Rear 02's like I asked because he said they weren't throwing a code. I dont understand how they aren't throwing a code? Also I've been getting like 5mpg is that the result of the air/fuel ratio being way off because the rear 02's aren't tuned out? I have a burnt plug wire if that is affecting anything.
Take care of that first. That could cause your 5mpg. The rear O2's only job is to make sure your catalytic converter is doing it's job with emissions. Most people install simulators or delete them via HP Tuners or other programming software .I'm assuming you are not running cats... If you get no O2 sensor codes for the rear ,you can leave them alone.
It would be a good idea to get a dyno tune and see where your AFR's are at.
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^Thanks for the help, Im going to get the new wire on this week and the car will be dynoed at the end of the month for the cam so hopefully I can get that squared away then
