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Old 03-05-2007, 09:31 PM
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Questions about running sans 02 sensors.

I heard that our cars can actually persofm better without them, is that true?

Will it hurt my car at all?

Should it throw a CEL?

I'm curious, because I forgot to reconnect the sensors when I reconnected my exaust, and now I'm worried.


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Old 03-05-2007, 10:36 PM
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1)I heard that our cars can actually persofm better without them, is that true?

2)Will it hurt my car at all?

3)Should it throw a CEL?

4)I'm curious, because I forgot to reconnect the sensors when I reconnected my exaust, and now I'm worried.


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1) Not a stock car.
2) It should run rich, carboning up the engine.
3) Yes.
4) Hook them back up and clear any codes.
5) Enjoy your 4.44s!
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