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Oxygen Sensor...

I just bought a new header and the oxygen sensor hole is way down by where the cat hooks up. Im sure it wont reack that far since the stock position is only a few inches from the block so what kind of wire do I use to extend it? Anything special??
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Old 02-20-2003, 05:32 PM
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What year is the header from?
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Old 02-20-2003, 05:34 PM
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i thought usually the header comes with the wire to extend it...
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Well if he has 2 holes for the o2 sensor he doesn't need the 2nd hole. Just plug that up.
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The header is from Neuspeed and its meant for an 88-91 civic/crx. It only has 1 oxygen sensor hole (the one down toward the cat) and it didnt come with any extra wire.
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Re: Oxygen Sensor...

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I just bought a new header and the oxygen sensor hole is way down by where the cat hooks up. Im sure it wont reack that far since the stock position is only a few inches from the block so what kind of wire do I use to extend it? Anything special??
I had the same problem. get a BOSCH oxygen sensor with the factory connector, it's like $5 more but it is plenty long enough to reach down there.
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If worst comes to worst, go to the junkyard and get both ends off a wire harness and make your own extension....


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Theres no way to just go to the parts store and get a few inches of wire and connect it? Its no big deal though, I think ill just get a Bosch snesor like 91EF3ZC said.
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