Test pipes and check engine light
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most 2003's will not throw a cel light. If you do get a light you can fix it with non foulers......it works. This link does not have the part number but do a search on my350z about non foulers and you will find it. Do a search for the help method. Non foulers are cheap...less than $10 bucks.
http://www.my350z.com/forum/showthre...83#post1288183
http://www.my350z.com/forum/showthre...83#post1288183
Last edited by Gman2004; 04-28-2005 at 10:36 PM.
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ok, here goes. I don't know exactly what they do but they are used for spark plugs. Basically what you are doing with the non foulers is using two of them to make a space between the o2 sensor and the test pipe so the rich exhaust does not hit the o2 sensor directly. basically like a spacer. You have to buy a total of four. They come 2 per package. You dril out the inner part of one of the non fouler. Now you screw the drilled one into the non drilled one. The non drilled goes into the test pipe and the o2 sensor goes on the drilled non fouler....now you have a spacer.
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Available at your local automotive store. Spark Plug Non Fouler PN 42009 ($4.99). use a 1/2" drill bit to drill out the non fouler
this is how it actually goes
test pipe->Original non fouler->Modified non fouler->o2 sensor
This is what it does
By moving the secondary o2 sensor away from the direct path of exhaust flow and limiting what exhaust gas can get to the o2 sensor the ecu believes that there is a functioning cat still in the system.
this is how it actually goes
test pipe->Original non fouler->Modified non fouler->o2 sensor
This is what it does
By moving the secondary o2 sensor away from the direct path of exhaust flow and limiting what exhaust gas can get to the o2 sensor the ecu believes that there is a functioning cat still in the system.
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yeah, I think my rod bent. My motor came out yesterday and is being shipped to SGP racing for the bottem end build. I was going to go with the APS TT but they are no tuners in FL. I was going to build my motor later on and I would have not been able to tune the APS for more power. I guess my new motor is coming sooner than I thought. When I get it back I should be putting down 500-530rwhp.
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