o2 sensors????
96transamguy88
01-29-2007, 03:20 PM
hey guys, ive got my new pacesetter lt's on and i was wondering the best way to install my old o2 sensors back in... the instructions say that i sould splice the o2 wires and add more wire... is that the best way to do this??? thanks kyle
92zcamaroperson
01-29-2007, 04:19 PM
you have three other options other than splicing. They make extensions so you dont have to cut any wires. Or you could find someone with lt1 programming software and have the two rear o2 sensors edited out....i think the lt1 motors had 4 didnt they??? Or you could get o2 simulators to replace your o2 sensors.
take your pick
take your pick
96transamguy88
01-29-2007, 09:15 PM
ya they had 4 all together...... cool thanks for the info... im really not sure way would be the best but now i know what im going to look for.
thanks kyle
thanks kyle
instantkevin
02-11-2007, 12:27 PM
removing oxygen sensors on a fuel injection setup is just a bad idea. it creates drivability problems like, poor gas mileage, a constant rich air/fuel ratio, and decreased engine effieciency. just splice the wires and make them longer: a very simple process. use a similar guage/size wire, and make sure it is tied up and routed away from touching the headers.
goldz28
02-11-2007, 04:27 PM
If you remove the pre cat o2 sensors you will have problems. The rear o2 sensors don't do anything but tell the computer that the cats are working properly. I have LT headers and do not have drivability problems. Your check engine light will be on and that is a pain in the butt but other than that no problems. I am not sure if OBD1's even check the rear o2's might want to check that out also.
96transamguy88
02-11-2007, 04:41 PM
well i was just going to buy some extensions for the 2 o2 sensors that are before the cats from http://www.lmperformance.com/4116/2.html , and i can get 12 to 34 inches. i think that would be a good way to go. let me know what you guys think.
thanks kyle
thanks kyle
Mr. Luos
02-11-2007, 05:48 PM
Good.
Never splice an O2 wire. Incorrect readings will be had.
Never splice an O2 wire. Incorrect readings will be had.
instantkevin
02-11-2007, 06:13 PM
ok. i stand corrected. i have little experience with ODBII system. I was not aware there were rear O2 sensors on 4th gens.
poormillionaire2
02-11-2007, 10:33 PM
Ha, I spliced my driver's side O2 wires and bought a new O2 sensor and a pre-made extension for the passenger side. I bought a new O2 because the other one was stuck in the manifold.
But I drove around for a few days with only the driver's side installed because I was waiting on my other parts. Never had an SES or codes either.
But I drove around for a few days with only the driver's side installed because I was waiting on my other parts. Never had an SES or codes either.
96transamguy88
02-12-2007, 08:22 AM
Good.
Never splice an O2 wire. Incorrect readings will be had.
cool, thats what i was thinking. another question though, are the back two o2 sensors just left out with headers and an off road y-pipe?
thanks guys
kyle
Never splice an O2 wire. Incorrect readings will be had.
cool, thats what i was thinking. another question though, are the back two o2 sensors just left out with headers and an off road y-pipe?
thanks guys
kyle
Savage Messiah
02-12-2007, 08:27 AM
the pre-cat rear sensor shoudl still be there to maintain your AF trms... long term i believe.
Post cat is useless and can be deleted (tuned out)... its only purpose in life is to pop up codes when you remove your cat :grinyes:
Post cat is useless and can be deleted (tuned out)... its only purpose in life is to pop up codes when you remove your cat :grinyes:
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