o2 sensor bypass
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RE: o2 sensor bypass
ORIGINAL: KotaSport00
yeah i know its not legal! But I want to remove my cat. I also don't want my check engine light to stay on. See my dilema? Does anybody know where i can get a bypass? I think they may be called "mil eliminators". Thanks for any help
yeah i know its not legal! But I want to remove my cat. I also don't want my check engine light to stay on. See my dilema? Does anybody know where i can get a bypass? I think they may be called "mil eliminators". Thanks for any help
If i where you i would just find somone that doesnt mind passing the truck even though the c/e light is on. toss him a 50$ or 100$ depending on the person and see if they toss back a sticker..
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RE: o2 sensor bypass
Why not have a O2 bung welded in to the tube that will replace your cat . You can't leave out the O2 on a dodge with out cuasing problems .The computer will keep trying to fix the lean or rich condition that it see .The O2 will not see a change so the computer will keep adding or leaning more fuel.
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RE: o2 sensor bypass
If you cut the cat out, and leave the rear O2 in, it should throwat least 1 code (for the cat not working).
I mean, by the book, unless you install a sim, pretty much anything should throw a code.
You mighttry what User2006 said, and tie the rear O2 to the frame rail. I'm guessing that what he did, and it must have worked for him.
I mean, by the book, unless you install a sim, pretty much anything should throw a code.
You mighttry what User2006 said, and tie the rear O2 to the frame rail. I'm guessing that what he did, and it must have worked for him.
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RE: o2 sensor bypass
ORIGINAL: dodgedakota98luver
seeyour going about it all wrong its simple my c/e light has been on for over a year and i dont see it thanx to a magical thing called black electrical tape just cut a little square take the cover off your gauges and place it over the light
seeyour going about it all wrong its simple my c/e light has been on for over a year and i dont see it thanx to a magical thing called black electrical tape just cut a little square take the cover off your gauges and place it over the light