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M.I.L eliminator necessary?

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blkstangman88

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i heard the M.I.L. eliminator was needed with o/r x-pipes, is this true?
i ask cuz my "check engine" lights on and its saying my o2 sensor is bad.
 
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Yup, you'll need the MILS. They help re-calibrate the A/F ratio...or so I think.
 

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You will need either MIL eliminators or a customized tune to get rid of the error code.
 

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I needed them with the bassani catted X pipe so you should get them.
 

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youll need them to get rid of the SES light. The light has no negative affect though
 
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I thought when the light comes on that it makes the engine go into "limp" mode?
 

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Mine came on after my o/r h-pipe. I put on some MIL elims and reset the battery and it went away.
 

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Your car doesnt go into limp mode because they are the rear O2's. So with MIL's you are just getting rid of the light on the dash. Tho when I bought MIL's after a couple days driving the light would still come on and I would have to reset computer. I fixed it with the Diablosport Predator. It allowed me to turn off the rear O2's.
 
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Only vehicles equiped with OBDII (96-up) require MIL eliminators because they have O2 sensors after the cats. Most likely the cause of your 88's check engine light is a bad primary O2 sensor.
 

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blkstangman88 said:
i heard the M.I.L. eliminator was needed with o/r x-pipes, is this true?
i ask cuz my "check engine" lights on and its saying my o2 sensor is bad.
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You are talking about a 4.6, right, not your '88?
 

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ya, im talking about my 97 cobra, im going to order the MIL eliminators payday, thanx guyz
 
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