O2 Sensor wire extention?
O2 Sensor wire extention?
I put in my Jett Hott long tubes and now my wires arent long enough to make it to the sensor. Well,..they make it but it is streached tight and i cant leave it that way. Do they make an extention or do i have to splice the wires. Thanks
Originally posted by AdamZ1LE28
Yes thunderracing.com makes an extension for the front 02 sensors. whatever you do, dont splice them. the sensors are very sensitive and cant be spliced/re-attached without harming them.
Yes thunderracing.com makes an extension for the front 02 sensors. whatever you do, dont splice them. the sensors are very sensitive and cant be spliced/re-attached without harming them.
Originally posted by AdamZ1LE28
Yes thunderracing.com makes an extension for the front 02 sensors. whatever you do, dont splice them. the sensors are very sensitive and cant be spliced/re-attached without harming them.
Yes thunderracing.com makes an extension for the front 02 sensors. whatever you do, dont splice them. the sensors are very sensitive and cant be spliced/re-attached without harming them.
As long as you use good wire and make good crimps, it will register 100% accurate, and it wont harm the sensor.
Originally posted by disco192
How would it harm the sensors? It would cause a bad reading if the wires didnt get a good connection, but how is cutting and adding extentions with wire any different than pre made extentions with connectors?
As long as you use good wire and make good crimps, it will register 100% accurate, and it wont harm the sensor.
How would it harm the sensors? It would cause a bad reading if the wires didnt get a good connection, but how is cutting and adding extentions with wire any different than pre made extentions with connectors?
As long as you use good wire and make good crimps, it will register 100% accurate, and it wont harm the sensor.
Originally posted by disco192
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As long as you use good wire and make good crimps, it will register 100% accurate, and it wont harm the sensor.
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As long as you use good wire and make good crimps, it will register 100% accurate, and it wont harm the sensor.
The sensors draw reference air through the factory wiring, so disturbing the wiring harness on the sensor itself, is not recommended. Modifying the sensor's harness may cause the sensor not to work properly/accurately.
Originally posted by tagz
YEh, i was told using butt connectors, or any connectors of this sort will screw with the resistance. I did not try it, but i know for sure soldering them works. Thats what I did and its reading great
YEh, i was told using butt connectors, or any connectors of this sort will screw with the resistance. I did not try it, but i know for sure soldering them works. Thats what I did and its reading great
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