Sensors
#1
06-01-2017, 05:48 PM
Sensors
I bought some long tube headers and I can put my p2 sensors on it but my y pipe didnt come with a port to put my other sensors in that was on my cats is it ok to just keep them unplugged??
#2
06-02-2017, 06:10 AM
What year vehicle?
What engine?
Certain engines have certain sensors for emission and fuel control.Eliminating sensors is not a good idea since when they malfunction performance is affected, systems can go into "Limp Mode" and vehicle will run, but economy and performance suffer. There is always that annoying check engine light glaring at you!
What engine?
Certain engines have certain sensors for emission and fuel control.Eliminating sensors is not a good idea since when they malfunction performance is affected, systems can go into "Limp Mode" and vehicle will run, but economy and performance suffer. There is always that annoying check engine light glaring at you!
#3
06-02-2017, 02:19 PM
What year vehicle?
What engine?
Certain engines have certain sensors for emission and fuel control.Eliminating sensors is not a good idea since when they malfunction performance is affected, systems can go into "Limp Mode" and vehicle will run, but economy and performance suffer. There is always that annoying check engine light glaring at you!
What engine?
Certain engines have certain sensors for emission and fuel control.Eliminating sensors is not a good idea since when they malfunction performance is affected, systems can go into "Limp Mode" and vehicle will run, but economy and performance suffer. There is always that annoying check engine light glaring at you!
Its a 5.4 l ford 2007
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