Anyone wants to try this O2 Simulator
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Anyone wants to try this O2 Simulator
http://www.o2simulator.com/4436.html
need some feedback...................
need some feedback...................
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Re: Anyone wants to try this O2 Simulator
Originally posted by marcelz
http://www.o2simulator.com/4436.html
need some feedback...................
http://www.o2simulator.com/4436.html
need some feedback...................
LINK to other methods. If the HELP! method proves successful, that would be the easiest/cheapest ay to go.
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Re: Re: Anyone wants to try this O2 Simulator
Originally posted by Zivman
That looks like way too much work.
LINK to other methods. If the HELP! method proves successful, that would be the easiest/cheapest ay to go.
That looks like way too much work.
LINK to other methods. If the HELP! method proves successful, that would be the easiest/cheapest ay to go.
http://www.o2simulator.com/28301/index.html
I think splicing wires is a lot easier than drilling through pipe. Just my opion though......
Shortened version:
"i just went and got the HELP! Spark plug non fouler. Part 42002 for 3.99 from autozone.
Its a 2 pack, that you screw together, and then screw the open end into the o2, and the other into the bung.
I'm going to be getting this done tomorrow.
This does require that you drill out the hole to allow for more flow to the o2, but thats pretty easy."This does require that you drill out the hole to allow for more flow to the o2, but thats pretty easy."
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Re: Re: Re: Anyone wants to try this O2 Simulator
Originally posted by Gman2004
This is the link to the installation on the 02 simulator.
http://www.o2simulator.com/28301/index.html
I think splicing wires is a lot easier than drilling through pipe. Just my opion though......
Shortened version:
"i just went and got the HELP! Spark plug non fouler. Part 42002 for 3.99 from autozone.
Its a 2 pack, that you screw together, and then screw the open end into the o2, and the other into the bung.
I'm going to be getting this done tomorrow.
This does require that you drill out the hole to allow for more flow to the o2, but thats pretty easy."This does require that you drill out the hole to allow for more flow to the o2, but thats pretty easy."
This is the link to the installation on the 02 simulator.
http://www.o2simulator.com/28301/index.html
I think splicing wires is a lot easier than drilling through pipe. Just my opion though......
Shortened version:
"i just went and got the HELP! Spark plug non fouler. Part 42002 for 3.99 from autozone.
Its a 2 pack, that you screw together, and then screw the open end into the o2, and the other into the bung.
I'm going to be getting this done tomorrow.
This does require that you drill out the hole to allow for more flow to the o2, but thats pretty easy."This does require that you drill out the hole to allow for more flow to the o2, but thats pretty easy."
The mil elimimators would be a better choice in my opinion if you are going to splice wires since you won't have to deal with where to put the box with the simulator post above.
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Originally posted by Gman2004
oh Ok, that does sound easier.
Thanks!
oh Ok, that does sound easier.
Thanks!
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Originally posted by imcool
I ordered a set for a customer and they did not work at all
I ordered a set for a customer and they did not work at all
How about these? Will they work? How is my install going?
http://www.o2simulator.com/24803.html
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INstall is going great accept for when it fell off the lift :0) j/k Seriously text book install you will definatly be very happy with the car when we are done. Those dont work We tried them on another g35 and no good.
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Originally posted by Gman2004
That sucks. I ordered them a few days ago. What does work for my car? Can you get me something that works? If so, how much?
That sucks. I ordered them a few days ago. What does work for my car? Can you get me something that works? If so, how much?
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On another 350Z forum I picked up that these here are working fine - and you need only one!
http://www.o2sensorsimulator.com/index.html
http://www.o2sensorsimulator.com/index.html
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I just did the help method on 2004.5 ati z and it took about 30 minutes total. I was getting the light almost instantly after resetting. "low cat threshold". Took it out and drove the crap out of it and also normal driving...everything I could do to get the light to turn on....No light yet
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Originally posted by wfcall
I just did the help method on 2004.5 ati z and it took about 30 minutes total. I was getting the light almost instantly after resetting. "low cat threshold". Took it out and drove the crap out of it and also normal driving...everything I could do to get the light to turn on....No light yet
I just did the help method on 2004.5 ati z and it took about 30 minutes total. I was getting the light almost instantly after resetting. "low cat threshold". Took it out and drove the crap out of it and also normal driving...everything I could do to get the light to turn on....No light yet