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Old 20 Sep 2007, 05:36 pm
bballerx117 bballerx117 is offline
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Default header for my 96 honda civic?

i have a 96 honda civic and i was looking to buy a header on it with the down pipe, but the 02 sensor plug on the header is at the end of the downpipe instead of on the front right of the header, like on my stock exhaust manifold, what do i do, and how long will it take to do it?
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Old 20 Sep 2007, 05:54 pm
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Call some local salvage yards from the yellow pages. Also, you can search Yahoo under Honda parts and see what happens. Good luck.
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Old 20 Sep 2007, 05:58 pm
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Go to nopi.com and see what they say about your car. They carry many aftermarket parts for your car. They may have the answer you are looking for.
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Old 20 Sep 2007, 06:02 pm
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I don't understand what your issue is. Splice in a length of wire to extend the connector to the new location. The only critical thing about the O2 sensor is that it be located at a point where it gets hot enough to work. Locating it in the collector or in the runner would be about the same.
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Old 20 Sep 2007, 06:04 pm
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Exactly. Anywherebuttexas has it right. Just plug the sensor in the new spot. All you'll have to do is possibly splice the wires and make them longer.
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Old 20 Sep 2007, 06:06 pm
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Becarful about splicing wire into a senor. I work at a hottub store and some people need to extend their temp. sensors (senses the temp. in the water, then relays it to the control panel.) And on those you cannot splice a wire into it because it disrupts the info. being relayed. But it may be different, I would just recomend going to a mechanic and asking about the issue.
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Old 20 Sep 2007, 06:10 pm
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just make sure you have the right tools it took me about 2-3 hours
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Old 20 Sep 2007, 06:20 pm
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DC Sports the best and wise choice. For your 02 sensor problem you can go to a muffler shop and have them fix the problem, they do custom hole for sensor, and can plugged the sensor hole at the end of the downpipe.
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