haha ok i'm an idiot
The Total Package
Joined: Dec 2007
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From: Kansas
ok, well i obviously have had the LT's done for a while but i have been putting off driving because the weather has been awesome and i have just been riding my motorcycle. anyway, all i have to do to finish is to get the O2 simm's hooked up. but, im an idiot. upon unplugging the O2's i just left all the wires dangling. now i have 4 O2 wires and i dont know which 2 go into the primaries and which 2 go get simmed. *****, im boned. oh, and i have to pass emissions by June first. thanks guys.
Veteran
Joined: Jan 2008
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From: Burleson, TX
ok, well i obviously have had the LT's done for a while but i have been putting off driving because the weather has been awesome and i have just been riding my motorcycle. anyway, all i have to do to finish is to get the O2 simm's hooked up. but, im an idiot. upon unplugging the O2's i just left all the wires dangling. now i have 4 O2 wires and i dont know which 2 go into the primaries and which 2 go get simmed. *****, im boned. oh, and i have to pass emissions by June first. thanks guys.
THE ULTI-MOD
Joined: Jan 2007
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From: Union NJ
do all of the o2 sensors have the same plugs on the end? bc the post cat o2s are just there to see if the cats are working so maybe they have a different connector on them
my truck only has 2 o2 sensor on it
, also only 1 cat
my truck only has 2 o2 sensor on it
, also only 1 cat
Captain
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From: Dubuque, Iowa
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Record Breaker
Joined: Dec 2007
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From: CHICAGO
starting in 2001 according to government regulations, the California emissions standard was done away with and instead a national standard was implemented. now, what each state does with it is up to them, emissions testing and whatnot, but regardless, all new cars and trucks coming off the assembly line in 2001 and newer had to pass the new regulations. hence, i have 4 O2 sensors.
