anybody running the T1R test pipe?



where do you plug the O2 sensor? and / or how would you go on fixing a CEL?

i searched, no solution...

 

They don't have an O2 sensor hole. You would need to have an O2 simulator or take it to a shop and have them weld an O2 bung on there.

 

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Exactly, just get a 02 bung welded on. Shouldn't cost too much at all.

 

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Exactly, just get a 02 bung welded on. Shouldn't cost too much at all.</TD></TR></TABLE>
is that going to work?

should i weld it on the edges (thin part of the pipe) or on the middle of the pipe?

thanks for the input


Modified by Tiger_Si at 3:51 PM 8/15/2008

 

I would think it would have to be on the edges. Seeing that the main body is a resonator and might have some sort of filling. You will also need to push the O2 sensor out of the direct path of the exhaust.

 

Just get it welded onto the part of the pipe before the resonator where its just hollow piping. If need be you can buy a 02 sensor wire extender to reach if the stock one comes up slightly short, depending on where you get it welded.

 

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is that going to work?

should i weld it on the edges (this part of the pipe) or on the middle of the pipe?

thanks for the input</TD></TR></TABLE>
I did this same thing with an old T1R pipe that I had. Have the bung welded on the pipe next to the connecting flange. You can put the bung exactly where the stock location is at. The bung alone will not solve your CEL problem though. You will need to get a o2 sim fix for that problem.

 

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I did this same thing with an old T1R pipe that I had. Have the bung welded on the pipe next to the connecting flange. You can put the bung exactly where the stock location is at. The bung alone will not solve your CEL problem though. You will need to get a o2 sim fix for that problem.</TD></TR></TABLE>

or the spacers that screw into your stock location and then the o2 on top of that

 

1. pay $20 to exhaust shop to weld an O2 sensor bung
2. pull it on the inside, keep it plugged in and wrap in aluminum foil
3. purchase O2 simulator