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Second oxygen sensor


97gs-t teamrtv
11-10-2005, 05:04 PM
sorry to start this thread. ive searched and have not found a definite answer to my question. i am soon going to be purchasing an exhaust system from the o2 back. i am thinking of going with an apexi n1 exhaust and downpipe with a generic 2.5" o2 sensor. im going with the apexi just to aviod headaches of making my own piping. anyway i was wondering what you guys did with the second o2 sensor closer to the cat. convertor. to my knowledge most aftermarket downpipes dont have a o2 bung in there. any suggestions besides wrapping the o2 in aluminum foil.

SilvrEclipse
11-10-2005, 05:35 PM
after you get your exhaust installed, take it to an exhaust shop and let them install it in the new pipe.

Talon69
11-10-2005, 05:38 PM
I do not run the second o2 its pointless, it does nothing for you.

97gs-t teamrtv
11-10-2005, 05:52 PM
I do not run the second o2 its pointless, it does nothing for you.

Did you just use the instructions on vfaq. it loses me half way through those instructions.

defiancy
11-11-2005, 02:48 AM
sorry to start this thread. ive searched and have not found a definite answer to my question. i am soon going to be purchasing an exhaust system from the o2 back. i am thinking of going with an apexi n1 exhaust and downpipe with a generic 2.5" o2 sensor. im going with the apexi just to aviod headaches of making my own piping. anyway i was wondering what you guys did with the second o2 sensor closer to the cat. convertor. to my knowledge most aftermarket downpipes dont have a o2 bung in there. any suggestions besides wrapping the o2 in aluminum foil.



My exhaust has a slot for the o2 sensor.

I don't know why it wouldn't be included.


I have a meaghan racing dp and a tsudo cat back.
I just had to buy a new o2 sensor because the old one was warped and wouldn't screw in the new exhaust, so I just spliced in the new one and screwed it right in the exhaust.

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