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Originally Posted by TBSS2008 "One issue I ran into is that ERZ used some extenders for the O2 bungs. Well they don't have a large enough bore to fit the
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I'm planning on getting ERZ HFC for my 2010 G37 and was wondering if you had a picture of 02 bung that you had to modify? Has ERZ fixed the problem with the 02 bungs? The word is spreading on myg37forum... Thanks, Wiggy Last edited by wiggy; 05-11-2010 at 12:06 PM. |
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I just put some steel wool in the regular O2 sensor bung and didnt use the extenders as they are the wrong size and screwed in the sensors. The wool acts as a filter basically.
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