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#340355 11/23/2007 12:44 AM
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Will the oxygen sensor run off of just one header, or do I need to install another o2 sensor. If so do I just splice the wires for both sides together ? Thanks in advance

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Alot will depend on what engine and computer engine manegement system you'll be using. Some only require 1, in which case only the 1 will be needed. But some (especially newer systems) will use separate sensors for both sides, or even before and after sensors (4 total) on the cat(s) to monitor the system. make sure of what the system you're using requires.


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I have seen guys use a crossover & put the 02 sensor there


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That would work, but it might take longer for the sensor to come up to temperature where it will read accuratly.


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thanks. I will use one, that is what the system is set up for.

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Tim,
I installed a GM throttle body EFI on my 51 and on my 86 and have headers on both of them, I only installed one also and put the O2 sensor on the header collector, worked out sweet and Ive had no problems what so ever
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