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Old 10-10-2011, 08:03 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Hey guys! I was wondering if anyone else who installed headers has a cel light on? I installed the cel eliminator and the light still comes on! High voltage on sensor 2! Could I have a bad sensor?? If it was just the light I wouldn't care, but it also turns the vsc and traction light on!
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Is there any way you could swap sensors 1 & 2 or another and see if the problem follows?
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Is there any way you could swap sensors 1 & 2 or another and see if the problem follows?
They are different sensors as far as I know! The first one is an a/f sensor!
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