ok, i ordered my new denso O2's (because of P0420), now what...
i think my cat my be shot, so im naturally skerred about putting $125 worth of sensors in my exhaust system with a bad cat, could the bad cat F up my new sensors???
might as well replace the cat too. Just makes sense, if your sensors are going.
Don't touch the head of the new sensors before/during install.
Don't touch the head of the new sensors before/during install.
aight, so ill wear gloves lol
but like raw fuel and stuff isnt gonna hurt it?
then how do i reset the ecu or whatever, all i do is just pull the clock back up fuse and then the CEL goes away..
but like raw fuel and stuff isnt gonna hurt it?
then how do i reset the ecu or whatever, all i do is just pull the clock back up fuse and then the CEL goes away..
oh yeah, the clock back-up fuse, #13, i know, i do that all the time
the real question at hand is: will a bat cat kill or degrade brand spankin new sensors?
the real question at hand is: will a bat cat kill or degrade brand spankin new sensors?
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No problem at all, they are tough little units a little extra pollution from the bad Cat won't hurt the rear sensor at all
the real question at hand is: will a bad cat kill or degrade brand spankin new sensors?</TD></TR></TABLE>
No problem at all, they are tough little units a little extra pollution from the bad Cat won't hurt the rear sensor at all
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