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From: In a van DOWN BY THE RIVER
All I can say is for 5 bucks insted of 90 for o2 sims. Been driving around all day an lastnight and no ses so if any of ya are kind bent over spending 90. These foulers they work.
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Originally Posted by mangledgmc03
All I can say is for 5 bucks insted of 90 for o2 sims. Been driving around all day an lastnight and no ses so if any of ya are kind bent over spending 90. These foulers they work.


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Originally Posted by mangledgmc03
All I can say is for 5 bucks insted of 90 for o2 sims. Been driving around all day an lastnight and no ses so if any of ya are kind bent over spending 90. These foulers they work.


kinda like that i beleive.... some ppl use this same thing for their cats to create a bung for the o2 sensors.
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From: In a van DOWN BY THE RIVER
Thats them in the picture that SSLOW put up. They are like 2.50 a pack and work great.Get 2 packs. When you do it you have to drill a 1/2 inch hole in 2 of them. I used a lathe but if you don't have one a drill will work. Put the undrilled one in first then the drilled one on top then the o2 sensor.Get the 42002 not the 420009 the 42002 are shorter and you need them cause they just fit betwwen the y and the frame rail.Thats it, hope thats clear for you folks
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From: In a van DOWN BY THE RIVER
Originally Posted by DanaliHD
what exactly do they do?
They make it so you don't need to get o2 sims, a custom tune to have the rear ones turned off. Once I get the tune They will be gone, but for now they will save ya 90 bucks



