Scoobyworld Ninja downpipe - lamba sensor hole mismatch on 1995 WRX
09 August 2006, 02:27 PM
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Scoobyworld Ninja downpipe - lamba sensor hole mismatch on 1995 WRX
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Car is at garage for fitment of the new Ninja fastflow dp and decat centre but they've rang to say that the lamba sensor hole at the neck of the new pipe is not matched in location nor size to my sensor
What would happen if they blanked off the threaded hole in the dp and secured the sensor elsewhere, disconnected? Would it **** the car?
Car is at garage for fitment of the new Ninja fastflow dp and decat centre but they've rang to say that the lamba sensor hole at the neck of the new pipe is not matched in location nor size to my sensor
What would happen if they blanked off the threaded hole in the dp and secured the sensor elsewhere, disconnected? Would it **** the car?
09 August 2006, 02:41 PM
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09 August 2006, 03:01 PM
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Hi pars
The sensor they are talking about is a cat overheat sensor. Just disconnect it from the old cat follow the wires and unplug it
The lambda sensor on yours sits in the headers never heard of ends breaking off so just leave it there and blank of the hole in your new pipe. Have lambda bungs here if you need pm me
The sensor they are talking about is a cat overheat sensor. Just disconnect it from the old cat follow the wires and unplug it
The lambda sensor on yours sits in the headers never heard of ends breaking off so just leave it there and blank of the hole in your new pipe. Have lambda bungs here if you need pm me
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Cheers for that Glen. I called them back and he had spoken to the guys at Scoobyworld and they basically informed him along the same lines of what you've said here. They are happy and on with the fitment now 
Thanks for the swift and helpful reply
Thanks for the swift and helpful reply
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