Does anyone know about deleting the rear o2 sensor by using a diode or amp resistor,i have heard that it should work,but what type of resister do you need,can anyone shed some light?:poke:
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Re: Rear o2 delete with resister?
I looked into this a while ago with moderate success. You need more than just a resistor to make it work. The sim has to flip between 2 voltages(.3 and .7ish I believe). If it doesn't flip then it will will still throw the code. I found a writeup somewhere on a circuit that involved a 555 timer and built it, but it was flaky. It very well could have been my craftsmanship on it though, I made it rather quickly.
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Re: Rear o2 delete with resister?
Originally posted by TheWizardofOz View PostI looked into this a while ago with moderate success. You need more than just a resistor to make it work. The sim has to flip between 2 voltages(.3 and .7ish I believe). If it doesn't flip then it will will still throw the code. I found a writeup somewhere on a circuit that involved a 555 timer and built it, but it was flaky. It very well could have been my craftsmanship on it though, I made it rather quickly.
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Re: Rear o2 delete with resister?
Originally posted by Richardcoelho View Postin english please~97 3.8L V6 Camaro~
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