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Old 08-21-2005, 10:11 AM
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Lightbulb Can i bypass my oxygen sensor on d15z1 vtec-e

Can i bypass this oxygen sensor?pls give some idea for me.....
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Re: Can i bypass my oxygen sensor on d15z1 vtec-e

... Not unless you're going to be doing some insane tuning.

Why on Earth would you want to bypass it?

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Re: Can i bypass my oxygen sensor on d15z1 vtec-e

i would like to know what you are doing?
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Re: Can i bypass my oxygen sensor on d15z1 vtec-e

I think what happened was he put a Header on... And was unable to get his Oxygen Sensor off his stock Exhaust Manifold.

I know, because it happened to me... We just went out and purchased an Oxygen Sensor Tool, hooked it up to the Impact, and blasted the Hell out of it until it came off.

Anyway, that's just an idea... I'm pretty sure that's why he's asking though.

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Now I disconnected the o2 sensor.I think i should buy a new one.My check engine light was lit.How much cost of this o2 sensor?What's brand I should buy?
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Re: Can i bypass my oxygen sensor on d15z1 vtec-e

You'll need a 5-wire O2 sensor. So either try and find a company that makes them, or you're stuck paying for one at the dealership.
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Re: Re: Can i bypass my oxygen sensor on d15z1 vtec-e

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You'll need a 5-wire O2 sensor. So either try and find a company that makes them, or you're stuck paying for one at the dealership.
I took mine off to save weight.....
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