cat back exhaust help
cat back exhaust help
does it need to be fitted or shall i try and get it done.
whats the best way of doing it
any help will be greatful
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as the title says i recently bought a cat back exhaust but there is no hole for the sensor behind the cat box.
does it need to be fitted or shall i try and get it done.
whats the best way of doing it
any help will be greatful
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steviewevie
29-09-2017, 03:30 AM #2You can get a hole fitted at an exhaust shop, they should be well used to doing that. Or replace the sensor with an O2 simulator.
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is300_dino
29-09-2017, 03:36 AM #4the simulater just makes the car think it has the sensor in it by controlling the voltage and frequencies that are sent back to the ecu heres a link to one on fleabay. and needs soldering into the system.
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1. what is the thread patern
2. what is the thread size i.e 14, 15mm
3. where can i buy some stainless steel to make the thread
any help would be great
right just spoke to my mate in the metal shop at work this is the info i need so please help me if you can.
1. what is the thread patern
2. what is the thread size i.e 14, 15mm
3. where can i buy some stainless steel to make the thread
any help would be great
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