hey guys... so im getting ready to do my dpf/cat delete.... I have a sct livewire and a MBRP cat/dpf delete pipe... so instead of taking the existing exhaust sensors out i figured i would just buy all new ones and leave the old ones in the stock set up.... i was wondering if anyone knew the part #'s for all the sensors or if they are all the same part #....thanks for the help!!

 

If I'm not mistaken, all of the tuners ignore those sensors when deleted. I don't think you need to get a new set. (???)

 

from what i understand the sct livewire needs the delete pipe with the bungs and the sensors present... so what im saying is that instead of trying to get the existing sensors out of the existing exhaust and risk breaking them...i would probly rather just buy all new sensors for the delete pipe so that every year when it came time for state inspections i could just swap the exhaust piping out and plug the sensors into the harness without having to remove the sensors each time.... new england winters can make backing things like nuts and bolts and such out quite a challenge!

 

livewire need sensors plugged in, they don't need to be in the pipe, but they do need to be plugged in. where in new england?

 

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They only need to be plugged in huh?...i thought i needed a delete pipe with bungs for the sensors????... im near boston...im originally from roslindale but i now live in dedham

 

you do need a delete pipe, but if you bought one without bungs you could still use it...just saying....

 

ah i see... i didnt know...wish i knew that ahead of time ...could have saved a few bucks on the pipe without bungs...oh well!

 

I don't think you would be able to read EGTs though.......

 

Well when i put the pipe on im gonna put the sensors in the pipe so i hope i have egt readings!...are u a Mass guy?

 

yes sir, south shore. My office is in needham.

 

I want to delete my CA. cat bad. But there are sensors before and aft.
There are no inspections in my county so I only seek to avoid honking up the program by deleting/pounding out the cat.