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Old 09 March 2010, 03:56 PM
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Hey guys,

Is the 02 sensor required ?

Mine rattles like a good'un in there, makes a horrible noise. Are they required for anything? I know if I remove it I'm bound to get a CEL, but just wondering if I can remove it, and bung it up with no adverse affects?

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Old 09 March 2010, 04:12 PM
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you mean the sensor in the catalytic converter?if so you dont need that sensor
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Yeah, pretty sure it's there just to ensure the cat is working efficiently?
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well i removed mine ror a decat pipe and never replaced the sensor and all works well
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Originally Posted by ScoobyDoo69
Hey guys,

Is the 02 sensor required ?

Mine rattles like a good'un in there, makes a horrible noise. Are they required for anything? I know if I remove it I'm bound to get a CEL, but just wondering if I can remove it, and bung it up with no adverse affects?

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year and model of car would help to ensure you get a accurate answer.
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2003 STi
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I'm sure that the newage ECU uses info from the rear sensor to check on how the front sensor is doing (as well as working out if the cat is still there).

JGM mentioned it on an exhaust thread a few weeks ago.......either that or I'm making it all up. Just off to look for the thread

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Found it.....

https://www.scoobynet.com/general-te...en-sensor.html

see post 6

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I see, interesting. Why the hell does it rattle so much in the decat pipe? It was fine in standard pipework, but as soon as put into the decat pipe, it rattles and sounds like a leak. Very annoying!
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