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Old 24 September 2009, 03:32 PM
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Folks,

im back in a Scooby its a nice v2 sti 555

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the car is decatted (downpipe) and the O2 sensor has been unplugged half way along (the cream coloured plug where both bits join) and its just sitting there. The hole in the decat is bolted up. is this gonna cause problems?

lastly,

the botton vacuum pipe on the boost solonoid (the one with the restrictor pill) is vanting to air because the little pipe on the resonator has snapped off. Is this gonna cause boost issues?

cheers

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the down pipe sensor is probably more than likely the EGT sensor or referred to cat on fire sensor, your lambda should be in the drives side front of the headers just before the up-pipe

as for the bottom pipe that is fine vented to air you block the hole where should go on your resonator/induction kit.
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Originally Posted by my94wrx
the down pipe sensor is probably more than likely the EGT sensor or referred to cat on fire sensor, your lambda should be in the drives side front of the headers just before the up-pipe

as for the bottom pipe that is fine vented to air you block the hole where should go on your resonator/induction kit.
Cheers mate,

I think your right with the cat sensor as it would screw into the oem downpipe normally.

Ill block the hole on the resonator
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