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Decat > 1st Cat Temp Probe


Angarak

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When decatting, I've read that people tie the obsolete 1st cat temp sensor up out of the way.

 

Is it safe to unplug it so I can remove it completely (ie: no ill effects)?

 

I would have thought so, but Im curious to know if others have unplugged it (the plug is alongside the transmission tunnel in the drivers footwell.

 

Cheers

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i think with the amount of people that just say tie it up rather than remove, there must be a reason for that. But then i'm not technical with cars, so i probably shouldnt be posting in here, so i'm gona end this now and plod along into another section

 

good bye :)

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Cheers Guys,

 

It causes a fault code. It might be possible to stick a resistor in the plug pins instead but why bother, just tuck it out the way...

-Ian

 

Should I be bothered about it causing a fault code?...will that effect the running of the car in anyway?...should I get a 'warning' light somewhere on my dash to indicate this?

 

I'd like to remove it so I can use that particular hole on the transmission tunnel to wire my AEM UEGO Sensor into my 2nd decat.

 

Cheers

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