I HOLLOWED OUT MY CAT. DO I NEED A DUMMY SENSOR? AND WHAT IS A DUMMY SENSOR? THANX FOR ANY REPLY
J JESSE · purplekronic Joined Aug 26, 2001 · 10 Posts Discussion Starter • #1 • Aug 27, 2001 (Edited) I HOLLOWED OUT MY CAT. DO I NEED A DUMMY SENSOR? AND WHAT IS A DUMMY SENSOR? THANX FOR ANY REPLY
O ONEBDGMC · T/A drivin foundin member Joined Jul 5, 2001 · 538 Posts #2 • Aug 28, 2001 drop it on its head a few times, or steal a sensor off the short bus
Rhino · StepIntoTheDark.com!!! Joined Jul 5, 2001 · 1,249 Posts #3 • Aug 28, 2001 I have heard yes, but my guess would be to give it some time to see if the SES light comes on, then you know you've got to have a dummy O2 sensor.. they're not that much anyway if you do need one..
I have heard yes, but my guess would be to give it some time to see if the SES light comes on, then you know you've got to have a dummy O2 sensor.. they're not that much anyway if you do need one..
V vince · Icy S-10 Joined Sep 1, 2001 · 54 Posts #4 • Sep 6, 2001 :idea: did you notice a big increase in power after gutting your cat.
J JESSE · purplekronic Joined Aug 26, 2001 · 10 Posts Discussion Starter • #5 • Sep 7, 2001 not really just a deeper sound out of my cat back.
S SoSloSoLow · Resident Mechanic Joined Aug 15, 2001 · 365 Posts #6 • Sep 8, 2001 rakes computer a day or so to adjust
