At 11:03 PM 2/10/99 -0500, you wrote:
[...]
>
>You can replace it with an aftermarket high-flow unit , but legally , you
>can only do that after 50k miles , or if the original is damaged .
>
>Besides , unless you are good with wiring , the truck will not run right
>without it .
>
Just wanted to clarify a couple of things regarding cats and wiring...
Only 1996+ Daks have a downstream O2 sensor, so he wouldn't have to worry
about this on his '95. For the '96+ trucks, if you remove the cat,
you will probably have to wire up a downstream O2 simulator if you don't
want to keep staring at the check engine light, but this won't actually
affect engine operation; the downstream O2 sensor is just used to determine
the efficiency of the cat, and isn't actually used for any performance
calculations or the like.
-Jon-
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