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Old 01-13-2012, 08:29 PM
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You need to do some investigating. You need to know which one is not hooked up.
 
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should be getting a code for the one that isn't there..... they may have just plugged the rear O2 sensor into the front sensor connector.....
 
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should be getting a code for the one that isn't there..... they may have just plugged the rear O2 sensor into the front sensor connector.....
Thats exactly what I think
 
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anybody know if a 95 ram has the post cat o2 sensor? I saw somewhere that they may not. Just want to verify. Also most people recommend the hi-flow cat versus gutting it so that you maintain at least some back pressure...Anybody care to vote? gut or replace with hiflow? If I get a majority rule here, that's what I'll go with. Would like at least 5 posts! Thanks guys!
 
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95 only has the pre cat o2. And I'd put a high flow cat.
 
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im not as experienced as these other guys. However i have a gutted cat, and im replacing it with a high flow in about a week or two. Id say get the high flow
 
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I've been leaning toward high flow and u guys are backing that up so great! I'm gonna get on ebay abd try to find a cheap one.
 
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http://www.autopartswarehouse.com/sk...html?loc=Front

Is the mgnaflow T1 the cat everybody is using?
 



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