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o2 not ready

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Icyu11725

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Jan 25, 2012
northport, New York
Recently bought a 1996 eclipse gsx. With a full turboback exhaust, with no cat. Right now when i scan the car it says front o2 not ready, cat not ready, rear o2 not ready, egr not ready. I need these all to say ready. I kno to trick the comp. I have a cat i need to space the rear, but how do i get the front and rear o2 sensors to say ready? What causes this?
 
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Well, a faulty sensor could be the problem to start. Are the emissions under the hood still there? I'm guessing they are eliminated seeing you have v3 of Link. Are you using a wideband in narrowband simulation or is the stock o2 sensor up front?
 
Im not getting any cel codes. Its just saying not ready. But my car is running very rich but i have 750 injectors with a big 16g turbo. So i was wondering if my o2 is bad. But my mechanic failed me becuause i have to many not ready monitors.
 
Ill hook up my laptop and take a screen shot of the readiness monitors. Give me 20 minutes
 
ok got it, doing it now, but now my car is idling high =/.. ugh this car is just a headache.



edit: how long do you want me to log it for? until it warms up??

here is the log ran it for about 2 minutes.
 

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supposdly he said he had it tuned from a shop. and what do u mean wideband? if youd like snowborder i can talk over the phone if you'd like might be a little easier. just pm me if you'd like
 
it needs alot of work before i start playing around with the tune and stuff, thats why i really need some help LOL


edit: btw should i buy a stock o2 sensor? or should i buy a universal wideband o2 sensor?
 
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