Correct O2 Simm That Works

[Silent Majority]

Hello. This pertains to an 2000, 3.8L Camaro

For all of you that have an O2 Simulator that works (no low voltage issues), please provide the supplier name and any contact/part number information.

I did a search and Thunder Racing appears to be the only supplier; however there are posts stating a low voltage issue.

I greatly appreciate the assistance.

Thanks

Dave

[CanadianCamaro]

someone not too long ago ordered one from summit It was not for the camaro specifically, but the guys from summit said it would work fine. It was designed for another 3800 and cost $50. Can't remember the part number but do a search.

[nikon]

http://www.zx2racing.com/mods/mods_mil.htm

make one yer self...all the Fake one does is send a certain amount of voltage back to the car..I dont remember exactly it was a while ago I read the article...I just dont have a use for one...if I take out my cat I void my warranty

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[Fast Toys Performance Parts]

O2 Simms are made by Casper's electronics. We sell them as well. They are 50.00 for the V6 cars. You need to check whether you need a male or female connector and a square or rectangular connector. They just fool the computer into thinking your cats are still installed.

[Silent Majority]

Thanks Phillip,

I will check it out this weekend. I presume that you are talking abour the wiring to the O2 sensor and not the O2 sensor to the S Pipe.

Thanks

Dave

[Only4U]

so does that mustang o2 thing work for a gm car--i mean, are the wires going to be the same and is this a safe idea?

[nikon]

<blockquote>quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by Only4U:
so does that mustang o2 thing work for a gm car--i mean, are the wires going to be the same and is this a safe idea?<hr></blockquote>

same basic concept...I'm sure the wires are different colors...but with a multimeter and some time it should work