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Old 05-23-2007   #1
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Turning off the rear o2 sensor.

Ok so i couldnt get the damn O2 sensor off the old exhaust so I decided to just cut the wires and call it a day.
The new exhaust comes (Apexi N1 3" Turbo Back) and i just use the bung in the downpipe for the Wideband. I have DSMlink, anyone know how to turn off the sensor so that it doesnt throw a code, i should post this on DSMLink Forums but im lazy right now.
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Old 05-24-2007   #2
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Re: Turning off the rear o2 sensor.

NM the code that was actually being thrown is the TPS sensor, so i gotta figure that one out.
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