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O2 sensor location???

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  • Start date Start date Jul 27, 2005

sand1man

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where is the best place to put an O2 sensor I have shorty headers with an X pipe.

thanks for the help
 
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Install the oxygen sensor bungs within 3 inches of the shorty header pipe collector ends for proper readings to the computer.
 
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ForceFed70

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Is it a heated on un-heated sensor?

If it's a heated sensor, then you can mount it in you X pipe and get O2 readings from both banks. Otherwise, follow the advice above.
 
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