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03's don't usually get O2 codes because of test pipes. I wouldn't worry about it. My O3 G35 with built motor and TT never got them. I never got them when I was NA with test pipes either. Search and you can probably find that out.
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I've got an 03 w/ test pipes and I never got a CEL from not using eliminators. I'd install the test pipes, reset your ECU, and drive around a bit to see if you throw a light. I'm pretty sure you won't.
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guys, tomorow i'll install my APS test pipes, today i was checking the OEM cat's, and its really difficult to replace them ... what do u think ? did some one have a link to install them easily ???
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Originally Posted by malized
guys, tomorow i'll install my APS test pipes, today i was checking the OEM cat's, and its really difficult to replace them ... what do u think ? did some one have a link to install them easily ???
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Oh, one other tool you'll need is an 02 sensor wrench. You can get this from any auto parts store.
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Originally Posted by USMC-Z
I won't lie, it's pretty damn annoying. The worst part for me was getting to the nuts that hold the cats to the headers. I had to use a 4 foot extender connected to two universal joints to get to it. It's 10 times easier with pneumatic tools, which I used. Another annoying part was my y-pipe seemed to be wider than the test pipes. I had to man handle the y-pipe to align with the bolt holes in the new pipes. Try to get someone to help you with this project as I cannot imagine doing it myself. I'm sure we've got a DIY on the forums somewhere. Check https://my350z.com/forum/showthread.php?t=300513 for a header/test pipe install. You could just use that and just bypass the header part.
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man i have an amzing oportunity that im changing the ''Syncro'' so my gears box is out the car so i can work easily... but how if my gear box is on the car ??![](https://my350z.com/forum/images/smilies/icon22.gif)
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