Subject	OBD II
Posted by	OrlandoTT on September 29, 2006 at 4:04 PM
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In Reply To	Just got my exhaust in the mail yesterday and lookin for posted by 96TwinTurboZ on September 29, 2006 at 03:37 PM
Message	OBD II is attrocious. That's why people avoid the 96 and newer cars like the plague. I thought part of OBD II was pre and post cat O2 sensors in addition to the 82 plus sensors that are part of OBD II. I don't think the Z is an exception. I could be wrong since I have limited Z experience, but this was true for my M3 and a friend's Supra Turbo.
Follow Ups	Just got my exhaust in the mail yesterday and lookin for - 96TwinTurboZ 15:37:27 09/29/06 OBD II - OrlandoTT 16:04:13 09/29/06 You're correct - the '96 cars have a 2nd pair of O2 sensors - YugoBernie (NoVA) 16:11:58 09/29/06 Bernie, you have pics of everything :) (n/m) - OrlandoTT 16:15:43 09/29/06 I try. (n/m) - YugoBernie (NoVA) 16:22:52 09/29/06 You should try to make a Factory Service Manual but - Neogenesis 16:25:40 09/29/06 yeah, you pull the tab and there's bernie working on some Z (n/m) - rufflez 16:55:09 09/29/06 You mean taking pictures for his pop-up book inside the - Neogenesis 17:01:56 09/29/06 Ok so I have stock downpipes, Im looking at some - 96TwinTurboZ 16:24:57 09/29/06 Look around there are plenty of O2 sensor simulators - Spddracer 17:29:15 09/29/06 The CEL will come on but the car will drive fine. (n/m) - RaggedyMan 17:13:24 09/29/06 Stand alone engine management? - OrlandoTT 18:10:21 09/29/06 Thats like buying a car so you can store stuff in the glove - CaliguyPurdue 18:18:18 09/29/06 did you get exhausts specific to a 96 OBDII car? - apudapus 18:55:31 09/29/06 Nice new sig - ZXRider(SoCal) 20:05:19 09/29/06
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