Test Pipe SES Non-Fouler Fix... pics
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Last edited by BlackStevo8; May 31, 2008 at 09:11 AM.
Listen, I put on some non-resonated test pipes and had them on for a few days. I hated the sound so I took them off! I put it back to stock and reset the ecu to clear the ses light. The light came on after about 30 miles.... what do i need to do? buy new sensors!!! Can we clean the sensors?
Originally Posted by orangeflash
Listen, I put on some non-resonated test pipes and had them on for a few days. I hated the sound so I took them off! I put it back to stock and reset the ecu to clear the ses light. The light came on after about 30 miles.... what do i need to do? buy new sensors!!! Can we clean the sensors?
Re-tighten the bolts.
Hmm I see, but by disabling them you won't throw the cel? I know too much flow will cause the cel, but I thought they needed to read a little flow. Correct me if I'm wrong please.
Can anyone post up the part number for the non-foulers/anti-foulers? Is that what they are actually called? I ask, because the retards at the parts desk's look at me like I'm speaking Greek.
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here's alink to them at advance auto parts. they are called "spark plug non-foulers." I know it seems wierd that you are looking for a spark plug part for you O2 sensors, but the have the same thread. you need the 18mm threaded non-foulers. that link doesn't have the sizes on them. go to a store, they are on the racks.
I just installed these non foulers on my TT Z. This was really too easy to do. Just some questions tho. I was getting an inspection and it was saying that my o2 was "not ready". Will this fix the problem and get them to say ready? Also it show that the cataylic was "not ready" will this fix the problem and get them to say ready?
http://shop.advanceautoparts.com/web...0non-fouler___
here's alink to them at advance auto parts. they are called "spark plug non-foulers." I know it seems wierd that you are looking for a spark plug part for you O2 sensors, but the have the same thread. you need the 18mm threaded non-foulers. that link doesn't have the sizes on them. go to a store, they are on the racks.
here's alink to them at advance auto parts. they are called "spark plug non-foulers." I know it seems wierd that you are looking for a spark plug part for you O2 sensors, but the have the same thread. you need the 18mm threaded non-foulers. that link doesn't have the sizes on them. go to a store, they are on the racks.


