How to plug 02 sensor hole on a cat convertor???
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How to plug 02 sensor hole on a cat convertor???
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Installing EG Si OEM replacement exhaust on 92 CX. Obviously it comes up short.
I have an ITR cat lying around in my garage, which will make a nice test pipe, except for its open hole for the 02 sensor. I don't have an 02 sensor lying around, so I need to plug it somehow.
Is a sparkplug the same thread/size??? (I figure I could gring down anything unneccessary and screw it in).
OR, does anyone have a shot O2 sensor that I could pay shipping + 5 bucks for???
thanks
Installing EG Si OEM replacement exhaust on 92 CX. Obviously it comes up short.
I have an ITR cat lying around in my garage, which will make a nice test pipe, except for its open hole for the 02 sensor. I don't have an 02 sensor lying around, so I need to plug it somehow.
Is a sparkplug the same thread/size??? (I figure I could gring down anything unneccessary and screw it in).
OR, does anyone have a shot O2 sensor that I could pay shipping + 5 bucks for???
thanks
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No it's nto the same size as a spark plug and you will not find it in a hardware store. At least I couldn't around here. Something about illegal to sell or something like that.
I ended up in a little automotive shop that had a bunch of crap they were sending back for returns. One of the replacement cats had a plug. They gave it to me. :D
I have seen O2 plugs on some websites. I'm sure google "O2 sensor plug" would come up with something.
I ended up in a little automotive shop that had a bunch of crap they were sending back for returns. One of the replacement cats had a plug. They gave it to me. :D
I have seen O2 plugs on some websites. I'm sure google "O2 sensor plug" would come up with something.
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Re: (Relic1)
Thanks!
Another user (sinitron) suggested that to me, too. Who knew such things existed??? Well, you and he did--not me.
*edit* was referring to the 02 sensor plug--not the oil plug (initially skipped over that)
Oil plug is a great idea, though.
Another user (sinitron) suggested that to me, too. Who knew such things existed??? Well, you and he did--not me.
*edit* was referring to the 02 sensor plug--not the oil plug (initially skipped over that)
Oil plug is a great idea, though.
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Re: (Dimi)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Dimi »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I'm pretty sure they can weld the hole shut.</TD></TR></TABLE>
I'd like to re-use that cat when/if I do a swap, so I'd like to plug it in a reversible manner.
I'd like to re-use that cat when/if I do a swap, so I'd like to plug it in a reversible manner.
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Re: How to plug 02 sensor hole on a cat convertor??? (10secwantabe)
I ended up using a 5/8" round metal plug from the Depot. Cost a buck and it snapped right in. No problems with it so far...
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