O2 Sims for a '98??
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Hoosier Daddy
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Re: O2 Sims for a \'98??
Yes
Yes
Knight Viper
Viper Owner
Re: O2 Sims for a \'98??
I have a brand new pair (never installed, put on high flow cats) plug in type from Casper electronics paid $130.00 will sell for $100 shipped
I have a brand new pair (never installed, put on high flow cats) plug in type from Casper electronics paid $130.00 will sell for $100 shipped
zen garage
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Re: O2 Sims for a \'98??
Yes you will need them. I threw a CEL a few time a week when I pulled the cats on my 98. There are conflicting reports but for $100 bucks what do you have to lose.
Yes you will need them. I threw a CEL a few time a week when I pulled the cats on my 98. There are conflicting reports but for $100 bucks what do you have to lose.
Silver Snake
Enthusiast
Re: O2 Sims for a \'98??
A HUNDRED BUCKS! Geez! Just pull the cats and find out. If you get a Check Engine Light THEN buy the sims. Chances are you might not need them. In that case send me the hundred bucks.
Good luck!
A HUNDRED BUCKS! Geez! Just pull the cats and find out. If you get a Check Engine Light THEN buy the sims. Chances are you might not need them. In that case send me the hundred bucks.
Good luck!
v10kingsnake
Viper Owner
Re: O2 Sims for a \'98??
look, i didnt think a 98 neded the sims, but i have a 97 gts and no cats for over 2 years and no light ever! though the 97 and 98 was the same but maybe i am wrong. i can tell you that a 97 will not throw the light tho, this i do have experience with.
look, i didnt think a 98 neded the sims, but i have a 97 gts and no cats for over 2 years and no light ever! though the 97 and 98 was the same but maybe i am wrong. i can tell you that a 97 will not throw the light tho, this i do have experience with.
Hoosier Daddy
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Re: O2 Sims for a \'98??
1997 and earlier does not have O2 sensors downstream of the cats. So when those cats are removed there is no downstream measurement to compensate for. 1998 and newer have downstream O2 sensors and will cause the check engine light to illuminate when the cats are gone or even bad!!!
Knight Viper
Viper Owner
Re: O2 Sims for a \'98??
You can leave them in to seal the hole but it would be a cleaner job to just install a simple plug (local muffler shop) or some even use a cut off spark plug, it will keep your sensors good incase you want to reinstall later. But it is as easy as unplugging your 02 sensors and plugging in the sims, wire tie in place and you’re done.
You can leave them in to seal the hole but it would be a cleaner job to just install a simple plug (local muffler shop) or some even use a cut off spark plug, it will keep your sensors good incase you want to reinstall later. But it is as easy as unplugging your 02 sensors and plugging in the sims, wire tie in place and you’re done.
Re: O2 Sims for a \'98??
Thanks for the info. If I had asked this question on another site (I won't alley mention the site) They would have been all over me like flies on s$!t
. Pretty viscious over there. I can handle it, but when it comes time to get useful information, its sites like Viperclub that shines!
Thanks for the info. If I had asked this question on another site (I won't alley mention the site) They would have been all over me like flies on s$!t
. Pretty viscious over there. I can handle it, but when it comes time to get useful information, its sites like Viperclub that shines! You can leave them in to seal the hole but it would be a cleaner job to just install a simple plug (local muffler shop) or some even use a cut off spark plug, it will keep your sensors good incase you want to reinstall later. But it is as easy as unplugging your 02 sensors and plugging in the sims, wire tie in place and you’re done.
mntngts99
Viper Owner
Re: O2 Sims for a \'98??
No cats for over a year, no sims and no code.
No cats for over a year, no sims and no code.
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