anyone using O2 SIms?
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anyone using O2 SIms?
http://www.rpmoutlet.com/gmo2s.htm
just wondering if anyone used the above or any other O2 SImulators on thier exhaust and what you thought about them.
just wondering if anyone used the above or any other O2 SImulators on thier exhaust and what you thought about them.
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those are the mil eliminators i was telling you about. dont use them if you have a chip. for one the rear o2's can be turned off in any of the chip software and 2 i have heard of the pcm wigging out with a chip and the sims installed at the same time.
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Originally posted by RDY2RAC
those are the mil eliminators i was telling you about. dont use them if you have a chip. for one the rear o2's can be turned off in any of the chip software and 2 i have heard of the pcm wigging out with a chip and the sims installed at the same time.
those are the mil eliminators i was telling you about. dont use them if you have a chip. for one the rear o2's can be turned off in any of the chip software and 2 i have heard of the pcm wigging out with a chip and the sims installed at the same time.
($200 for a reburn on the chip by Dyno D...)
I can't catch a break anywhere with this truck
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I tired those O2 sim but they didn't not work. I also tired the ones that Jegs sells I think they are Casper didn't work also. The SES is always on because I don't have a no-cats exhaust system. It better to get your chip tuned to turn off the senors.
