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Old Apr 21, 2013 | 05:49 PM
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Hi All, I've got a 2005 STI PPP and I'm trying to figure out what's happened to my exhaust during it's lifetime.

The Prodrive Sports Cat goes into a decat pipe with a flexi-pipe which is then connected to the resonated centre which then goes onto the prodrive backbox.

I need to replace the resonated centre and the second decat pipe (with the flexi section) due to the connection between the two having a blow.

I've obtained a centre, now looking for a decat pipe to join the centre up to the downpipe.

The decat pipe on Scoobyworld comes with what appears to be a threaded connector for a sensor:

http://www.scoobyworld.co.uk/catalog...roducts_id=179

I can't seem to find a sensor connected to my pipe anywhere, but maybe it's hidden on the top of the pipe somewhere.

If the sensor has been removed, surely this should be throwing a CEL - or can this be mapped out? If I revert to a pipe with a sensor hole, I guess I'd be looking to find a sensor tied up out of the way somewhere, or worse chopped off

Just trying to figure out what my exhaust SHOULd be, then I can start figuring out what I've actually got.
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Old Apr 21, 2013 | 06:14 PM
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The threaded hole is for the second lamba sensor.

As far as i can remember its should have a long yellow wired lamba running down to that sensor.

yes they can be mapped out.. but usually no need as when mapped the lamba just reads the correct adjustments.
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Old Apr 21, 2013 | 08:00 PM
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Thanks mate.

I think I'll get it off the car and find out for sure, at least then I know whether a replacement pipe needs a threaded hole or not!
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