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DIY "MIL" elimiators?..Anyone know how?

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SidewaysSnake

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I spoke with a fellow Cobra owner and He said its relatively easy to make "MIL" Eliminators VIA a few cheap "Radio Shack" resistors? any clue as how to do this?
My car is spitting out the infamous PO174 and 171 codes indicating a Bank 1 & 2 lean code. So guess what...It failed emissions!

Thanks
JR







If ya cant beat'em... DRIFT AROUND'EM
 

hotcobra03

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Those are front o2 coders mil goes on back o2s i thought
 

johnnyt03gt

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their's a detailed write up on this somewhere on here
i think it's newbs here first look for it their under write up's
ill give it a try ima do the LED chang on my cluster blue
good luck
 

MineralGray02K

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Hey man there's a real nice write-up on my website that works like a charm. Check it out.

MikeFordMustang.com ​

Good luck!
 

tag4car

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i made and tested out a radio shack parts unit and it worked. That one had the guts on a strip of circuit panel though. would have been better in a tube of some sort... Heatshrink maybe
 

squeak93

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I too have used the diy instructions on this site to make them. Cost like 5 bucks and worked perfectly. I even extended the wires while I was there b/c 04's are dumb and have the rear 02's futher forward than the rest and u have to extend the rears. Even a novice can solder it together, just be sure to use good quality solder and shrink wrap to protect it all.
 

hotmustang331

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You should get a P0420 and a P0430 if its from removing the cats. You may have another problem...try replacing your front 02s if you cant find any vacuum leaks.
 

Mustang92

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SidewaysSnake said:
My car is spitting out the infamous PO174 and 171 codes indicating a Bank 1 & 2 lean code. So guess what...It failed emissions!
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Those are the front O2 sensors and has nothing to do with MIL elminators. Do not try and put MILs on the fronts.

Bill
 
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2002BLGT

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SidewaysSnake said:
I spoke with a fellow Cobra owner and He said its relatively easy to make "MIL" Eliminators VIA a few cheap "Radio Shack" resistors? any clue as how to do this?
My car is spitting out the infamous PO174 and 171 codes indicating a Bank 1 & 2 lean code. So guess what...It failed emissions!

Thanks
JR







If ya cant beat'em... DRIFT AROUND'EM
Click to expand...


YOU HAVE A VACUUM LEAK
 

SidewaysSnake

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Mustang92 said:
Those are the front O2 sensors and has nothing to do with MIL elminators. Do not try and put MILs on the fronts.

Bill
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This was going to be my next question...Thanks man
 

SidewaysSnake

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Vacuum leak huh?! ...DAMN
Are there any common areas on these type of engines that I could start with?
 
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