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08-18-2007, 06:35 PM	#1
ska8r123 Tri-State Training Wheels Join Date: May 2007 Member #5041 My Ride: 2002 WRX & 1979 Mercedes Benz 300sd Turbo Diesel iTrader: (0)	Cel problems I had a cel coming up for awhile. i was getting a p0031 code and replaced the front o2 sensor on the uppipe. and i have a 3inch hks down pipe an i made an o2 simulator for the o2 sensor on the down pipe. after i put the new front o2 sensor in i cleared the cel light and everything was fine i prob drove the car between 30-40 miles and the cel came back on. i could def. tell when the front o2 sensor went bad b/c the car ran like absoulte S&*T. i am also running a turbo xs rfl bov. im on vaction and worried abt the cel being on any ideas? thanks so much

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