O2 sensor extension...Please help!!
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O2 sensor extension...Please help!!
I recently ran into a problem when installing my 4:2:1 header. I need an O2 sensor extension, but I can't find one anywhere. I was wondering if anyone had a webpage where they sold them. I don't want to splice into anything so please don't leave me a response about that. I am in desperate need of some help!?!?!
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Re: O2 sensor extension...Please help!! (lowboost)
only extension you can probably do is get a EX plug and make your own "oem" looking extension. otherwise just cut the wires and connect..
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Re-route the o2 sensor wires from next to the exhaust manifold to behind/underneath the intake manifold. Sure, you'll need to peel away some tape, and take out the intake, and do a little more work than necessary, but it will look much cleaner in the end.
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Does anyone have any instructions as to splicing the wires and routing them? I have to buy a new o2 sensor anyways, can I use the wires from the old one? I appreciate everyones help. This problem is really pissing me off.
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Re: O2 sensor extension...Please help!! (NacTEXAStuner)
You can use the old wires, but I would suggest just buying some new wire from radio shack to make the extension. As far as routing, just get it as far away from the exhaust manifold as possible.
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Re: O2 sensor extension...Please help!!
Well, I fixed the problem and added wiring to the O2 sensor. Worked like a charm. Thanks for the help everyone. Don't know what I would do without this site.
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