O2 Sensor problem after FI LTH install

Originally Posted by scottIN So I assume the solution to this is to pull the O2 sensors before you start disassembly? You do not need to pull the manifold sensors

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O2 Sensor problem after FI LTH install

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12-06-2011, 09:03 AM

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Originally Posted by scottIN

So I assume the solution to this is to pull the O2 sensors before you start disassembly?

You do not need to pull the manifold sensors before you remove the stock cats. You just cannot use impact tools on the cat bolts. I never do for this reason.

When I install the headers I pull the sensors after I remove the cats. I find the front sensors easier to get to with the cats out of the way.

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