Goddamn O2 Sensor Bungs...
09-11-2006, 09:27 PM
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Mang, when you get the bung welded on have the shop extend the wires (should only be 2nd o2 sensor/1st one should be long enough to make it to new spot) for you. I had midas do it for me before I installed my header. Cost like $40.
09-11-2006, 10:22 PM
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Hmm, not a bad idea. I think I'm going to get the wires extended, if ABQElantra will do it for me, then plug it back in IN place. Head down to the shop, get the new bung welded in, and see if they have a plug for it. Come home, swap the headers in, and that should be it.
No I'm not. I plainly said what my options were in the first post. You guys keep sayign the same shit over and over, that I allready SAID.
You tell me, my fine man, what I do when I'm in bumf*** backroad in Texas, and pull my Carchip EX out with a CEL.
Should I go find someone nearby that will let me use their PC, download the software onto their computer, plug in my cable and download the report with the CEL code?
No.
Or should I take the other code reader I have with me, get the code, then drive the rest of the way to Atlanta hoping it's not a "your rear end is about to fall off CEL", in order to get to the hotel and use their internet?
OH! I know! I could try to access HMAservice.com on the side of Interstate 40 on my T-Mobile SDA. Entering in the password those morons gave me for HMA should only take an hour and a half.
Hmm, not a bad idea. I think I'm going to get the wires extended, if ABQElantra will do it for me, then plug it back in IN place. Head down to the shop, get the new bung welded in, and see if they have a plug for it. Come home, swap the headers in, and that should be it.
QUOTE (tanc @ Sep 11 2006, 09:14 PM)
Dude, lol your making this seem more difficult than it has to be.
If you get a CEL, pull to the side, read the code than be on your way lol.
If you get a CEL, pull to the side, read the code than be on your way lol.
No I'm not. I plainly said what my options were in the first post. You guys keep sayign the same shit over and over, that I allready SAID.
You tell me, my fine man, what I do when I'm in bumf*** backroad in Texas, and pull my Carchip EX out with a CEL.
Should I go find someone nearby that will let me use their PC, download the software onto their computer, plug in my cable and download the report with the CEL code?
No.
Or should I take the other code reader I have with me, get the code, then drive the rest of the way to Atlanta hoping it's not a "your rear end is about to fall off CEL", in order to get to the hotel and use their internet?
OH! I know! I could try to access HMAservice.com on the side of Interstate 40 on my T-Mobile SDA. Entering in the password those morons gave me for HMA should only take an hour and a half.
09-11-2006, 10:43 PM
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I will extend your wires for you, but it wont be before nopi (sorry.) i am leaving to vegas on Wed. for Heathers b-day and Goober returns from Iraq.
off topic heather and i are getting shafted on the new house! so we are looking south of abq... we may have found a winner too 188sq ft 3bd 3bth 1/3 of an acre $154,000 it needs yard work and the base boards need to eb fixed/ re applied but that its call me tomorow we can talk more (about 02 wires and meat and what not)...
off topic heather and i are getting shafted on the new house! so we are looking south of abq... we may have found a winner too 188sq ft 3bd 3bth 1/3 of an acre $154,000 it needs yard work and the base boards need to eb fixed/ re applied but that its call me tomorow we can talk more (about 02 wires and meat and what not)...
09-11-2006, 11:27 PM
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WTF? What happened???!!?! Don't move to the south valley man, TRUST me here.
I'll call you tomorrow. I was going nuts tonight finishing up the Cruise control and adjusting my idle to get rid of that CEL.
I'll call you tomorrow. I was going nuts tonight finishing up the Cruise control and adjusting my idle to get rid of that CEL.
09-12-2006, 01:41 AM
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all i know with all this arguing back and forth just did let me know what i need it to do when i purchase my headers.
09-12-2006, 04:26 AM
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how to extend the wires it myself and if i get the same headers that that REDZ got...then get bung welded on or just buy a hi flow cat with two bungs on it.
09-12-2006, 06:33 AM
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With ONE bung in it.
What book? The owners manual?
LOL
I have no code book.
QUOTE (tanc @ Sep 12 2006, 12:18 AM)
LOL
Bro, I was thinking you just have the code reader that you plug in, than just displays the code. Than you look the code up in the book and thats it.
Bro, I was thinking you just have the code reader that you plug in, than just displays the code. Than you look the code up in the book and thats it.
What book? The owners manual?
LOL
I have no code book.
