i just need one O2 extension. where's the cheapest place?

 

I just cut and spliced the wires can get much cheaper

 

If you cut the wires between the O2 sensor and it's connector, you compromise the operation of the sensor. The sensor draws reference air from the space between the wires and insulation. Any disturbance of this has the potential for harming the accuracy of the sensor.

blackztpi: Try Thunder Racing or other board sponsors.

 

what ever you do: DO NOT cut/splice.... did this to mine and ruined a perfectly goood set of o2's.... get them from http://thunderracing.com/catalog/?ac...&vid=4&pcid=54
scroll down to see them...

 

I second this, my mpg has gone down to 15 since i've done that and now my car starts hard because the plugs are fouled. So its a very bad idea. Thunderacing.com is a good site for extensions.

 

Thanks for the link Firehawk.

I wanted to double check before I buy, will I need one or two extensions? What lengths?

 

i spliced the harness side not the o2 side that way I dont have to do it every time i swap o2s gm sells a o2 wiring repair with a harness on it that works this way.

 

I got mine from Tbyrne motorsports.

 

I got mine from thunderracing.com

 

Summitt also carries them

 

I cut and spliced mine with no problems. I made sure to use the same gauge wire that was on there, soldered and used shrink tubing over all connections. It worked fine but was a bit ghetto (even though I'm the only one who knows it's there), when I do it over again I'll just buy some extensions.

 

Definetely do not cut the o2 sensor wire.

You can get extensions from http://www.casperselectronics.com too.
94-95 should only need one 12" extension on the passenger side.

 

ok, do i need to buy 2 extensions or 1 for my 94 lt1 m6?? I've heard you only have to buy one for the passenger side? any willing to confirm this?

 

also, what is the summit part number?

 

I just confirmed it in the post above yours.