Oxygen Sensor Extensions or Lengthen?

mcmmotorsports

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I just ordered a Prochamber and will need to order extensions since I have an '04. Should I just extend the wires myself and save $40 or buy the extension kit?
I have good soldiering skills and feel confident to do this, just not sure if it will work right.
OR, does the MIL Eliminators, like these: http://www.partshopper.com/fordmust...EREST0-9FBB-392BEC683883}&ic=DMP-9074&eq=&Tp= make the wires long enough where they are not needed?

 

stangman

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you don't need o2 extenders for just a prochamber. you will need them for lt's if you got those. but the only thing you will need for the prochamber is the mil's

 

mcmmotorsports

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This an '04 though, Ford moved the sensor locations for '04. They are both ahead of the rear cats.

 

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hey mcmmotorsports, the link u provided has timed out. i have an 04 gt and i had to get extenders. on the drivers side i'm about 1.3 feet short. so i would say yes.

 

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i bought the extensions from dallas mustang just cuz i wanted everything to be plug and play.

 

stangman

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mcmmotorsports said:

This an '04 though, Ford moved the sensor locations for '04. They are both ahead of the rear cats.

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very interesting. that's just weird though i would think that it would be much more likely that it would trip codes, since the o2's are farther from the engine, which makes them cooler

 

mcmmotorsports

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Yeah, weird, but true. There are no sensors after the rear cats on my '04.