Test Pipe SES Non-Fouler Fix... pics
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Originally Posted by malized
hi man .... im happy that there is that article... i buy an APS test pipes 2.5 inch ... how i should make a nice trick to dont let the light '' CHECK ENGINE SOON '' Appear on the desk ??? or it will never appear ???
p.s : if not what i should put the sensor of the stock cat's???
many thanks .
joe
p.s : if not what i should put the sensor of the stock cat's???
many thanks .
joe
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sorry i'm a noob.....but i heard that if the CEL comes on then our cars actually slow down in performance because it's run on a different map on the ecu???
also anybody still making these because i would like to order....please pm me detail on where to pay and i'll paypal
also anybody still making these because i would like to order....please pm me detail on where to pay and i'll paypal
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Originally Posted by dannyboi2088
sorry i'm a noob.....but i heard that if the CEL comes on then our cars actually slow down in performance because it's run on a different map on the ecu???
also anybody still making these because i would like to order....please pm me detail on where to pay and i'll paypal
also anybody still making these because i would like to order....please pm me detail on where to pay and i'll paypal
Rick
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Originally Posted by dannyboi2088
i'm so lazy to make one i guess i'll just make one, but other then that does the CEL limit our performance on the car??? like make it slower?
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if you throw a CEL is it bad for your car or will it hurt performance? if not then cant you just leave it on? i would assume that if it came it your ecu would kinda be on "safe mode" i guess... probably not, just wondering
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Originally Posted by robertsowka
if you throw a CEL is it bad for your car or will it hurt performance? if not then cant you just leave it on? i would assume that if it came it your ecu would kinda be on "safe mode" i guess... probably not, just wondering
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Originally Posted by Blurr350z
Since installing my Labree test pipes, I threw an SES after about 50 miles. I didn't do the non-fouler trick at first because I thought there was a chance I wouldn't see the light (I have an '04, turns out it must be an '04.5 since I threw the SES). Went down to Pep Boys, spent 8 bucks on the two sets of non-foulers, spent about 15 minutes installing them. There were two sets you could buy, I think the Z takes the 18mm (the guy at the parts desk actually went and got a 350Z O2 sensor to see which size was correct).
Here are the pics of everything. Even though there are alot of threads about this already, I made one because none seem to have pics, and hopefully this thread will clear up any questions for future instals.
First off, for those who don't know, you need to buy TWO pairs of the non-foulers. One pair needs to be drilled out with a 1/2" drill bit (Most drills can't hold this bit, look at the pics of the drill I used... its over 30 years old). Once one set is drilled out, you take a drilled non-fouler and screw it onto the O2 sensor. Then take the NON-drilled one and screw it onto the DRILLED one. So the order goes, O2 sensor-->Drilled-->Non-drilled-->test pipe/cat. Once you go to do the drilling and everything, the order makes sense.
Here are the pics of everything. Even though there are alot of threads about this already, I made one because none seem to have pics, and hopefully this thread will clear up any questions for future instals.
First off, for those who don't know, you need to buy TWO pairs of the non-foulers. One pair needs to be drilled out with a 1/2" drill bit (Most drills can't hold this bit, look at the pics of the drill I used... its over 30 years old). Once one set is drilled out, you take a drilled non-fouler and screw it onto the O2 sensor. Then take the NON-drilled one and screw it onto the DRILLED one. So the order goes, O2 sensor-->Drilled-->Non-drilled-->test pipe/cat. Once you go to do the drilling and everything, the order makes sense.
so what is the next step ???
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Originally Posted by DustinZ33
You have to get the ses cleared out. If it happens again, you will need to insert some type of material in between the two nonfoulers to muffle the smell some more. I need to do this as well. I just don't know what material to use. I'm still searching.
ok gr8 pls keep us in touch
thx
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Originally Posted by Blurr350z
I've been selling non-foulers for $30 shipped. If I can get a few more orders I'll make the price $25 shipped. 15000 miles with mine and no SES light. If anyone wants a set, PM me or email me. salanci@udel.edu