Piggie Pipes question... instead of relocate O2 sensor use a MIL eliminator? Will this work?
03-21-2003, 03:03 PM
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Try searching, I remember reading about someone trying to use one (m)
Seemed it did not work very well.
Do you need to pass an emissions test? I failed NJ emissions in my Jeep for high NOx and subsequently determined the downstream O2 sensor was dead. I did have a CEL but thought I'd give it a shot (inspection is free at a state run center). Once I replaced it, I passed.
My point is that the downstream O2 sensor does serve a purpose and without it, you may or may not pass emissions. Better off moving the sensor while the pipes are out of the car.
Do you need to pass an emissions test? I failed NJ emissions in my Jeep for high NOx and subsequently determined the downstream O2 sensor was dead. I did have a CEL but thought I'd give it a shot (inspection is free at a state run center). Once I replaced it, I passed.
My point is that the downstream O2 sensor does serve a purpose and without it, you may or may not pass emissions. Better off moving the sensor while the pipes are out of the car.
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