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HONDA KILLER ![]() Group: Members Posts: 8 Joined: 26-February 06 Member No.: 825 ![]() |
ok My questions are. I am going to be putting my new Big T 28 on this weekend and my three inch downpipe on my 98 gsx . Now I know that sence the new downpipe takes the place of the cat that I will get a check engine light. S0 I heard of a bypass thing that can be done with a little bit of work to it. First is this really safe. I won't have the computer reading false readings from the other o2. that may make the engine run like crap. Does it just trick the com into thinking that its all A O K for all problems. what are the pros and cons to doing this bypass. Also I don't want a dumb answer like just take out the light for the CEL. I like haveing that litle guy working just right, now that I am starting to bolt on some real HP gainers I want that little safty net no matter how smallit is.
Please if you could explain it to me what it is that the bypass does and why its safe or unsafe I would really like to know, because cutting 16 inches out of the downpipe and having to find someone with a tig welder and who knows how to weld stainless steal is not an option ![]() |
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![]() Post Master ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Group: Members Posts: 908 Joined: 7-October 03 From: Chillicothe, IL Member No.: 182 ![]() |
I have heard several accounts of people leaving the rear O2 hooked up and just hanging there with no CEL. You might want to try that first. I ran with no rear O2 at all for a year with no problems other than the CEL being on. Like AWD said, it is only a check for your cat. Your gas milage and drivablility won't change.
-------------------- GVR4 866/1000 = the perpetually broken car
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