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20 July 2007, 08:48 PM
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have got a legacy gt twin turbo on a P-reg 1996 and the other day a light came on, on the dash looked a bit like this =[__]= think it is for the sensors in the cat so unplugged one of them as there is 2 and it has gone out, will this affect it any way? i am wanting to put a full stainless system on, so do i need the sensors or can they go 
20 July 2007, 09:59 PM
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Which sensor is it? O2 sensor or CAT-on-fire sensor?
I dont know too much about the Leggies, but you will definatly need the o2 sensor.
Most impreza owners have done away with the cat-on-fire sensor (just unplugged it from the loom)
I dont know if it would throw up a CEL on a standard ECU, having always had a PFC ECU.
Not sure if thats been any help, but hope you solve it soon
I dont know too much about the Leggies, but you will definatly need the o2 sensor.
Most impreza owners have done away with the cat-on-fire sensor (just unplugged it from the loom)
I dont know if it would throw up a CEL on a standard ECU, having always had a PFC ECU.
Not sure if thats been any help, but hope you solve it soon
22 July 2007, 08:07 PM
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Which sensor is it? O2 sensor or CAT-on-fire sensor?
I dont know too much about the Leggies, but you will definatly need the o2 sensor.
Most impreza owners have done away with the cat-on-fire sensor (just unplugged it from the loom)
I dont know if it would throw up a CEL on a standard ECU, having always had a PFC ECU.
Not sure if thats been any help, but hope you solve it soon
I dont know too much about the Leggies, but you will definatly need the o2 sensor.
Most impreza owners have done away with the cat-on-fire sensor (just unplugged it from the loom)
I dont know if it would throw up a CEL on a standard ECU, having always had a PFC ECU.
Not sure if thats been any help, but hope you solve it soon
though we are gettig a full stainless system put on, on saturday so the guy @ zorstec.com in bradford will sort it thanks anyway p.s think it was the cat on fire sensor
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