O2 Sensor for Resonator Cat, OEM pigtail is too short
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O2 Sensor for Resonator Cat, OEM pigtail is too short
I have a 99 4-cyl Accord I just put a catback exhaust on along with a hi-flow cat/resonator.
How should I handle the exsiting O2 sensor? The OEM pigtail is too short to reach the new mounting location on the resonator. I also wonder how the ECU is going to react with bad readings even I get the old O2 sensor connected.
I can get the sensor connected because the company I work for makes wiring harnesses for Honda. So I am making a extension to mate to the factory connectors in case I ever want to go back to the original cat, I won't have to cut the wires.
But I also had a friend tell me that he has heard of a "fake" O2 sensor that will tell the ECU good readings so I don't run aroung with the Engine light all the time.
If anyone has experience with this, I would appreciate the some input.
Thanks.
How should I handle the exsiting O2 sensor? The OEM pigtail is too short to reach the new mounting location on the resonator. I also wonder how the ECU is going to react with bad readings even I get the old O2 sensor connected.
I can get the sensor connected because the company I work for makes wiring harnesses for Honda. So I am making a extension to mate to the factory connectors in case I ever want to go back to the original cat, I won't have to cut the wires.
But I also had a friend tell me that he has heard of a "fake" O2 sensor that will tell the ECU good readings so I don't run aroung with the Engine light all the time.
If anyone has experience with this, I would appreciate the some input.
Thanks.
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Re: O2 Sensor for Resonator Cat, OEM pigtail is too short (bucd)
Any idea where to get one? Is it necessary...I guess my ECU will error even if I get is wired back up?
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Re: O2 Sensor for Resonator Cat, OEM pigtail is too short (johnsoj0266)
you should be fine, mines wired with black tape and trailer wire, you can get simulators on ebay
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Re: O2 Sensor for Resonator Cat, OEM pigtail is too short (91h22cb7lx)
OK, cool. So you think if I get the original O2 wired back in, I should not get an error code?
How do you like the Megan Racing Header? I bought the Megan Racing Catback for my car. Other than a little interference with a heat shield, it seems to be fine. I recently read a thread where they were putting Megan down. I am new into this tuning thing and want to make sure I don't install junk on my car.
How do you like the Megan Racing Header? I bought the Megan Racing Catback for my car. Other than a little interference with a heat shield, it seems to be fine. I recently read a thread where they were putting Megan down. I am new into this tuning thing and want to make sure I don't install junk on my car.
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Re: O2 Sensor for Resonator Cat, OEM pigtail is too short (johnsoj0266)
its a hit or miss kinda deal, my buddy has one that lines up like ****, mines fine, i bought it until the bisimo header comes out for the h22, they are talking next year-ish so i wouldnt buy it to keep forever, remeber, you get what you pay for
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