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um no not using plyers lol im not that dumn i was using a 7/8 box wrench trust me i was torqing on her i think im gunna have to torch it and try that wont be able to do that till next weekend though in the meen time i took the wrench and o2 sensors back and bought me the map sensor good news shes running great now and no codes so new tps and new map and running good o2 sensors ,cat, and a brake job and shes road worthy
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yeah, im glad to finally hear you dont have that problem anymore.. btw the 02 sensors are 22mm. just heat around the bung and the pipe when working the sensor off. and IMHO buddy, don't take the cats off, these v6's feed off of back pressure up to around 3500 rpms. best performance there, and the cats give back pressure. o2 sims dont work, guys have had luck with tying off their o2s on the frame rails but i wouldnt screw with it if it's going to be a daily driver.
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they're ok from what i understand, everyone's got one though, thats why i steered clear of em, plus they dont have the kit out of the box, magnaflow does. plus from talking with a buddy of mine who had a v6 dakota and did quite a few exhausts on there, he said a majority of stuff sounded ricey because of the v6's firing order, and gave my dakota praise cause it's the deepest rumble hes heard out of any v6 dakota