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Well, Now I know brother, I gotta pay for the mistake. Dude, it was such a nightmare getting that demon bolt off. fuuuuck.
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Is it hard replacing those o2 sensors on the exhaust manifold?
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Well lets get some more people to chime in first. I'm just assuming but you never know, may be something simple. No, its not really hard to replace them, its just the o2 sensors for our cars is really expensive.
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Brother, Im starting to think this right on the money. Im gonna start looking for them.
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Wow. It has to be a damaged sensor. I just had the resonated version installed last week and no light. But I did have the privelage of having the boss Tony do it.
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Ahh dude, thank you man, thank you soo much.
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Yeah its your sensor same codes happened to me when I installed my headers. You can double check the sensor with an ohmmeter though. I pounded on it too hard trying to get it out of the cat.
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I dont see how it couldve been damaged on install. That error code relates to the sensor on the manifolds not the cats. That is a precat o2 code. Those were not touched at all during install of the hfc's. Did you make sure atleast that sensors are plugged in and are not loose in anyway?
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