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michael 09-28-2003 08:30 AM

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this weekend I installed my perma-cool trans cooler in front of the a/c condenser and it came out very nicely i'll post some pics I used mobil 1 $$$atf$$$, I started by stripping my drain plug because it's too close to my downpipe. I dropped the pan along w/8qts of nasty fluid on my face so i could heat the drain plug while i's not on the tranny. I got a new plug fron the dealer cause nobody had any of course. I changed the internal filter and the factory external, painted and rein stalled the trans pan, not a drop has fallen since thank god. BTW I ran it in series with the upgraded radiator. Here is what I'm getting to please be patient, I ordered a trans temp guage to go in place of the it's time for a new tranny light.
I was then thinking of getting an air fuel meter for the door ajar side of the dash.
my question is I have a modified exhaust w/no pre cats, air fuel meters get readings from o2 sensors. Correct me if I'm wrong but this reading from the o2
is used by the ecu to correct air fuel mixture. Is it correct that i should get a reading more on the rich side due to unignited fumes from missing pre cats, that will only be corrected by the ecu and be brought back to stauch.
I hope that all of the air intakes and exhaust mods are not done only to be cancelled out by the ecu. I was reading about the legacy 2002 fuel pressure regulator mod could this also get cancelled out. someone please enlighten me on the function of o2 output and ecu function. check out my locker for intake,exhaust mods, new guage locations and cooler install. TIA Mike

immortal_suby 09-28-2003 08:40 AM

I have concluded that no cats will not make the car run any richer than stock once warmed up - this is based solely on 100k miles of gas mileage recording - which has not changed as a result of cat removal.

Subafreak 09-28-2003 10:55 AM

The O2's are before the cats so they don't care if there their or not. Only on the OBD2 cars do you have to have cats to make the ECU happy becouse they have another O2 after the cats that reads how well they are working.


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