wierd blinking red lights under car by transmission?
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Ok so today i looked under the car and there were 2 red blinking lights in front of my transmission...i didnt know where to post it so i posted it here...never noticed them before until now and i cant find info on what it is. Anyone know?
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It's probably O2 sims. I see that you have LT headers, and someone probably installed those to keep the SES light off once the factory manifolds/cats were pulled. Some of the older style O2 sims used to have a red LED in them, I remember seeing those many years ago. These would be located right in the area that you are seeing the lights.
If the car has since been tuned for rear O2 delete, you could just remove the O2 sims.
If the car has since been tuned for rear O2 delete, you could just remove the O2 sims.
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It's probably O2 sims. I see that you have LT headers, and someone probably installed those to keep the SES light off once the factory manifolds/cats were pulled. Some of the older style O2 sims used to have a red LED in them, I remember seeing those many years ago. These would be located right in the area that you are seeing the lights.
If the car has since been tuned for rear O2 delete, you could just remove the O2 sims.
If the car has since been tuned for rear O2 delete, you could just remove the O2 sims.
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It's probably O2 sims. I see that you have LT headers, and someone probably installed those to keep the SES light off once the factory manifolds/cats were pulled. Some of the older style O2 sims used to have a red LED in them, I remember seeing those many years ago. These would be located right in the area that you are seeing the lights.
If the car has since been tuned for rear O2 delete, you could just remove the O2 sims.
If the car has since been tuned for rear O2 delete, you could just remove the O2 sims.
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It's probably O2 sims. I see that you have LT headers, and someone probably installed those to keep the SES light off once the factory manifolds/cats were pulled. Some of the older style O2 sims used to have a red LED in them, I remember seeing those many years ago. These would be located right in the area that you are seeing the lights.
If the car has since been tuned for rear O2 delete, you could just remove the O2 sims.
If the car has since been tuned for rear O2 delete, you could just remove the O2 sims.