o2 Sensor Not Ready
#1
o2 Sensor Not Ready
Last summer I installed Kooks LT headers w/ High-flo Cats along with a C&L CAI and 93 tune on my 06 GT
Around FEB the check engine light came on and it was assessed to be a bad 02 sensor which was subsequently replaced and the light has yet to come on.
The was was just brought in for NY inspection and it failed due to a reading of "not ready".
The car has been driven 300 miles since the 02 sensor was installed.
The mechanic said the tune might have something to do with it.
Anybody have any ideas?
any help would be GREATLY appreciated.
Around FEB the check engine light came on and it was assessed to be a bad 02 sensor which was subsequently replaced and the light has yet to come on.
The was was just brought in for NY inspection and it failed due to a reading of "not ready".
The car has been driven 300 miles since the 02 sensor was installed.
The mechanic said the tune might have something to do with it.
Anybody have any ideas?
any help would be GREATLY appreciated.
#5
Just make sure you get a response back from Brenspeed about the O2s or you may never get them to read anything but "Not Ready".
#7
I live in NY and my car failed last week due to my Breenspeed tune. I took out the jlt CAI, put the original stock airbox back in, de-tuned the car back to stock, drove 100 miles, and am bringing it back in today to get it reinspected. Thats what Dave at breenspeed told me to do if I did not want a new e-mailed tune.
#8
Last summer I installed Kooks LT headers w/ High-flo Cats along with a C&L CAI and 93 tune on my 06 GT
Around FEB the check engine light came on and it was assessed to be a bad 02 sensor which was subsequently replaced and the light has yet to come on.
The was was just brought in for NY inspection and it failed due to a reading of "not ready".
The car has been driven 300 miles since the 02 sensor was installed.
The mechanic said the tune might have something to do with it.
Anybody have any ideas?
any help would be GREATLY appreciated.
Around FEB the check engine light came on and it was assessed to be a bad 02 sensor which was subsequently replaced and the light has yet to come on.
The was was just brought in for NY inspection and it failed due to a reading of "not ready".
The car has been driven 300 miles since the 02 sensor was installed.
The mechanic said the tune might have something to do with it.
Anybody have any ideas?
any help would be GREATLY appreciated.
The 02 sensor gets moved away from the head when you put on long tubes so the exhaust doesn't heat it up fast enough (it has to be a certain temp to read right). There are heaters in the 02s also. The tuner can adjust the tune to increase the duration of the heaters so the 02 sensors heat up properly...worked for me.
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