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posted by  joekidd on  Thu Nov 6 18:46 CST 2014
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Testing it from the signal wire from the sensor so the ECU is not in play. I am thankfull that its mounted on the exhaust manifold and not the cat or anywhere next to it. If the car isnt going to run any better or give me better mileage than why would I change it? simpson 260 should be fine to use as I am just reading from the sensor itself as I am not probing into the circuit






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